DHS officials said they arrested "11 violent rioters" outside of an ICE detention facility in Chicago over the weekend.

Civil rights groups say dozens were arrested without warrants or probable cause in Chicago-area raids since May.

Members of Congress and Gov. JB Pritzker want ICE to answer questions about enforcement operations and what happens to people after they’ve been detained by federal agents.

DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin called for the violence to stop after rioters chanted, “Shoot ICE, kill ICE.” State ...

Members of the Illinois delegation were scheduled to meet with an ICE Chicago field office director on Friday but were told ...

Federal authorities are investigating an apparent explosive device found near a Chicago ICE facility after arresting 11 protesters and seizing firearms.

In the Chicago suburb of Broadview on Friday, ICE used tear gas, less-lethal rounds, flash bang grenades and pepper balls to ...

Left-wing extremists chanted “shoot ICE” at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents outside a processing center in Illinois on Friday. The chant occurred as a “mob […] ...

Federal agents used pepper balls and tear gas against anti-ICE protesters at a Chicago-area facility Friday during a tense ...