Inside the Chicago Resistance
Civilians are taking action by tailing officers, guarding Home Depots, and patrolling their neighborhoods amidst a three-day confrontation with ICE.
On the East Side of Chicago, a working-class Latino and Black community, a car chase ended in a neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon. Federal agents were pursuing a car driven by an undocumented immigrant, which allegedly rammed another car intentionally.
A resident, Pauly, stood at the corner of 105th and Avenue N, examining evidence from the scene: a tear-gas canister, a smoke-grenade can, and a pepper-ball projectile round. As federal agents pursued the occupants on foot, residents like Pauly came out to check on the commotion, and more agents arrived, leading to a crowd turning into a protest.
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Author's summary: Chicago residents resist ICE presence.
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