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Immigrant rights activists in Chicago have noted a significant increase in enforcement activities by immigration agents, heightening fears in communities already anxious about potential large-scale raids.
Tactics include traffic stops and heightened presence at courthouses, as reported by Lawrence Benito of the Coalition of Immigrant and Refugee Rights.
President Donald Trump has oscillated on sending federal agents or the National Guard to Chicago, amid objections from local leaders.
A new campaign, Operation Midway Blitz, targets sanctuary policies, adding confusion.
Illinois Governor J.B.
Pritzker acknowledged the ramp-up, expecting more agents on the ground.
Hotline calls for ICE sightings surged to over 500 in one day, including harassment reports.
Aggressive tactics with masked agents were cited, following a fatal shooting incident.
In West Chicago suburb, over 15 arrests occurred via traffic stops and other locations, as noted by State Sen.
Karina Villa.
DHS reported 13 arrests under Operation Midway Blitz, some out-of-state.
This comes as Chicago, the third-largest U.S.
city, grapples with immigrant community tensions stemming from Trump's promises.
Activists warn of deepened dread without clear federal plans.
The situation reflects broader national debates on immigration, sanctuary cities, and enforcement.
Local responses include livestreaming ICE activities to raise awareness.
The Associated Press contributed, highlighting the human impact on Latino-heavy areas.
As enforcement escalates, calls for transparency and protection grow, amid fears of family separations and community disruption.
This evolving story underscores the intersection of politics, law enforcement, and human rights in America's immigrant hubs.