Make It Make Sense: Five anti-ICE protesters face federal charges

Chicago-area mayor insists 'we don't need' Guard troops despite repeated anti-ICE clashes

ICE responds to Mayor Katrina Thompson's defense of protesters in Broadview, Ill., as tensions escalate over federal immigration enforcement operations.

Make It Make Sense: Five anti-ICE protesters face federal charges

“Victim 1” Paul Ivery hugs his attorney and weeps as U.S. Marshals hover nearby, waiting to lead him away. Federal agents arrested Ivery Saturday night during a protest outside an immigration detention facility in suburban Broadview, and he remained in federal custody Sunday.  Now, Monday afternoon, in a tucked-away courtroom in Chicago’s Dirksen U.S. Courthouse, […] The post Five anti-ICE protesters face federal charges appeared first on Chicag…

Chicago-area mayor insists ‘we don’t need’ Guard troops despite repeated anti-ICE clashes

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The mayor of a small town outside of Chicago on Tuesday insisted her community doesn’t want National Guard troops deployed to the area after weeks of protesters clashing with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials. Katrina Thompson, the mayor of Broadview, a village with a population of under 8,000 just west of downtown Chicago, held a press conference Tuesday about the federal presen…