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Seventh Circuit Vacates Injunction on ICE Use of Force

Appeals court throws out Chicago judge's order restricting immigration agents' use of force

Creator of ICE Tracker Receives Activist-Scholar Award

AJ Kim's interactive tool provides information on ICE detention locations and resources for impacted communities.

Illinois Braces for Potential ICE Resurgence Despite DHS Shutdown

State leaders seek to increase accountability for federal immigration enforcement actions.

Homeland Security Chief Noem to Testify in Senate After Minneapolis Protester Deaths

Noem's appearance comes amid concerns over escalating conflict with Iran and ongoing tensions over Trump administration's immigration enforcement tactics.

Noem Defends Immigration Policies, Refuses to Retract 'Domestic Terrorist' Claims

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem faces tense Senate hearing over fatal shootings of two U.S. citizens by immigration agents.

Illinois Leaders Brace for Potential ICE Raids Amid DHS Shutdown

Concerns remain over immigration enforcement despite partial federal agency closure.

ICE Agents Spotted in Minnesota Hospital Hallways, Disrupting Healthcare

Providers in major cities report training on managing interactions with immigration authorities as patient volumes decline

Operation Midway Blitz fallout lingers in Latino neighborhoods

Federal immigration enforcement campaign created fear, uncertainty and community pride in Pilsen, Little Village and the Southeast Side

Judge Orders Release of Dozens Illegally Detained by ICE in Chicago

Federal judge finds ICE violated consent decree in 'Operation Midway Blitz' arrests

Rep. Ramirez demands Noem impeachment and ICE abolition after closed-door DHS meeting

Congresswoman confronts Homeland Security Secretary over "lawlessness and violations of our civil rights"

Chicago Tribune Wins Toner Prize for Immigration Reporting

Newsroom honored for in-depth coverage of Operation Midway Blitz immigration enforcement mission.

Chicago Nurses Rally Against ICE, Call for Shift to Health Care Funding

Nurses protest immigration enforcement, citing public health concerns and intimidation of patients.

Advocates Seek to Stop Trump Admin From Censoring ICE Reporting Tools

Free speech group files injunction to prevent government from coercing tech companies to remove apps and social media groups that enable reporting on ICE activity.

ICE Body Cameras Unlikely to Improve Accountability

Experts say ICE's body camera policies may obscure events rather than increase transparency.

Cook County Releases Guidelines for Prosecuting Federal Immigration Agents

New protocol aims to overcome legal barriers in holding agents accountable for on-duty misconduct.

Cook County Prosecutor Releases Policy for Charging Federal Immigration Agents

The new protocol outlines steps for filing charges against federal agents accused of misconduct.

Reforms Didn't End Police Violence in 2020 and They Won't End ICE Violence Now

We can't settle for 'reforming' the largest law enforcement agency in the nation — it must be abolished.

Sign Language Interpreter's Reaction Reveals Surprise at Hateful Islamic Verses

The interpreter appeared uncomfortable signing a passage calling for the killing of Jews during an anti-prison activist group's video call.

Chicago Snowplow Naming Contest Sparks Controversy

The winning name 'Abolish ICE' reflects ongoing tensions over immigration policy

Religious leaders allowed into Broadview ICE facility for Ash Wednesday after judge orders DHS to grant access

Faith leaders were granted access to the Broadview ICE facility to provide pastoral care to detainees and staff on Ash Wednesday after months of denied access.

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