Countering the Blitz: Rapid Response for Immigrants Targeted by ICE
Chicago legal advocates and volunteers are quickly responding to protect immigrants' rights after ICE arrests.
A recent protest in the Loop saw over 1,000 people converge to protest the ongoing immigration raids by the Trump administration.
- Social justice groups are planning protests around the city.
- The Department of Homeland Security reported at least 1000 immigrants arrested in the Chicago area during "Operation Midway Blitz" as of Oct. 3.
A network of volunteers, advocates, and lawyers document details, contact family members, and connect detained immigrants with legal services after each ICE arrest.
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In summary, advocates and volunteers are working together to counter ICE efforts in Chicago.
Author's summary: Advocates counter ICE in Chicago.