Evanston police say they are are investigating after a man was hurt in an encounter with federal agents in a case of mistaken identity.

A year after Operation Midway Blitz, encounters involving immigration authorities continue to leave the public and elected officials alike grasping for answers and seeking accountability.

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers may soon be outfitted with gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks that are intended to gain compliance from combative individuals.

Witnesses say federal immigration agents arrested at least two people Monday morning in East Chicago, with both incidents happening within blocks of each other.

ICE detained Josue Isai Pire-Hidalgo, 31, on July 17 at an immigration appointment.

While some ICE detainees have since been deported, or after legal fights returned home to Chicago, one man will never return home.

This week, rapid response teams have documented at least four encounters in which federal agents approached people while they were in their vehicles.

The man’s return is a rare admission of error by the Trump administration, which has taken a hard and often defiant approach to immigration enforcement.

Immigrant attorneys and advocates report a recent uptick of arrests at routine check-ins, and criminal courthouses.

A state contract with Appriss Insights, which runs the state's crime victim notification system, allows the company to share data with third parties, including ICE, immigrant advocates say.

President Donald Trump signed a $70 billion Republican-backed funding bill for immigration enforcement last week. Democrats have raised concerns that the long-term funding takes away Congress’ oversight power.

ICE agents detained a man after crashing into a car in Chicago's Dunning neighborhood Tuesday, according to witnesses at the scene.

The man was detained during a chase Tuesday morning near Lawrence and Kedzie avenues. The local alderperson told residents to "take care of yourself if you’re vulnerable," warning that agents were "in the community."

President Donald Trump declined to rule out sending federal troops to polling places, prompting concern from Democrats around the country.