Protesters obey curfew on first night without fence at ICE facility in Broadview
There's no fence following a judge's order around the Broadview ICE facility, but state trooper cars have been in the street blocking the entrance.
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There's no fence following a judge's order around the Broadview ICE facility, but state trooper cars have been in the street blocking the entrance.
State troopers, Cook County Sheriff's deputies, and Broadview police worked together to move protestors back after 6 p.m., giving a one-minute warning in the process.
Charges against a veteran who was arrested protesting outside the ICE facility in Broadview have been downgraded.
A small group of protestors gathered outside the ICE processing facility, with their chants energized following a federal judge's extension of a nationwide consent decree.
Village leaders say they've been documenting what they call violations of First and Fourth Amendment rights at the facility.
Village leaders say they've been documenting what they call violations of First and Fourth Amendment rights at the facility.
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Several protesters have been arrested or detained at a demonstration outside the ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois, where they demanded transparency and accountability from federal officials.
Broadview Police Chief Thomas Mills says ICE agents are breaking the law every day that the fence at the ICE facility is up, without a permit or permission.
Protesters are expected to gather at Michigan Avenue and Wacker Drive at 5 p.m.
Five people are now facing federal charges stemming from ongoing protests outside this ICE facility in Broadview, including 70-year-old Dana Briggs, who was pushed to the ground by an agent on Saturday.
The charging documents said the Air Force veteran ignored orders to clear the street, and when he attempted to hand his cell phone to another protester, Dana Briggs, 70, was accused of swinging his arm, which made contact with an officer.
Multiple protesters who were arrested by federal agents over the weekend appeared in court Monday.
The protesters were charged with assaulting a federal officer. Some of those protesters were released on Monday, while two were held in jail.
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Customs and Border Patrol commander at large Greg Bovino was on the ground in Broadview, where he led federal agents multiple times in opening the gates of the fence outside the ICE processing facility and marching into the crowd of protesters.
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A spokesman from the Cook County State's Attorney's Office told CBS News Chicago that their office does not conduct independent investigations into criminal conduct and does not have jurisdiction over federal agencies.
Federal agents deployed tear gas and pepper balls several times after protesters blocked vehicles from leaving the facility.
Kat Abughazaleh who is also running for Congress in Illinois' 9th district, spoke with CBS News Chicago after federal agents fired chemical gas and arrested two protesters outside the Broadview ICE facility.
Federal agents sprayed tear gas at protesters outside the Broadview ICE Facility on Friday morning.
Early Friday morning, protesters were seen gathering outside the ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois. They say they are here to oppose "Operation Midway Blitz."
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Protesters and agents clashed outside the Broadview ICE processing center during a 12-hour protest Friday.
The march and rally come one day after "Operation Midway Blitz" was announced, meant to target undocumented people with a criminal history.
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