Immigration enforcement officials have arrested almost 550 people in the Chicago area as part of an operation that began less than two weeks ago

Much remains unclear about the scope and character of arrests, and social media videos and press releases from both ICE and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that appear to cherry-pick the

Advocates and family members of a man shot and killed by an ICE officer after he allegedly dragged the officer with his car had called for video to be released.

Volunteers and local officials say ICE raids on Chicago’s Northwest Side have led to arrests, threats against observers, and a community effort to support fearful families.

PARK RIDGE, Ill. (AP) — Immigration enforcement officials have arrested more than 400 people as part of an operation in the Chicago area that launched a little less than two weeks ago, a top Immigration and Customs Enforcement official said Friday.

A suburban Chicago student is in custody after being arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers at Elgin Community College Thursday morning, the college said, two days after a U.S.

Immigration enforcement actions continued in Chicago and suburban areas Tuesday, with residents waking up to helicopters and federal agents.

As the Trump administration continues its immigration crackdown in the Chicago area, reports have started coming in that ICE agents have targeted places like Home Depot, where migrant workers are known to gather for for-hire jobs.