Archive · 4 Oct 2025
Arrests at Protest Outside Chicago ICE Facility
Protests took place in a Chicago suburb outside an ICE facility.
Protesters were demonstrating against increased immigration enforcement.
Police arrested several people, including an elderly woman.
Protesters and police scuffled.
ICE agents used force, including tear gas and rubber bullets, to disperse protesters.
Local leaders are concerned about the use of tear gas and the actions of ICE.
The facility has been a focus of protests since an immigration enforcement surge began.
Protests occurred outside a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Broadview, Illinois.
Illinois State Police arrested several people during the protests.
Protesters were demonstrating against stepped-up federal immigration enforcement.
ICE agents used force, including rubber bullets and tear gas.
The Broadview mayor raised concerns about the impact of tear gas on residents.
- Who
- Protesters, ICE agents, Illinois State Police
- What
- Protests and arrests
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Broadview, Illinois
- Why
- Protest of federal immigration enforcement
Protesters
ICE/Government
Use of Force
Protesters
Condemn heavy-handed policing and use of force against protesters.
ICE/Government
Defend ICE actions in enforcing the law.
Federal Presence
Protesters
Condemn the stepped-up federal presence and federal immigration enforcement.
ICE/Government
Enforcing immigration laws.
- Location
- Broadview, Illinois
- Event
- Protest and arrests outside ICE facility
- Arrests Made
- Several
- Involvement
- ICE agents, Illinois State Police, and protesters
- Key Actions
- ICE used force, including rubber bullets and tear gas