Federal Agents' Use of Force at Chicago ICE Protest Sparks Legal Action
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During an ICE protest at a detention facility in Broadview, Illinois, a priest named Reverend Black was shot in the head with a pepper ball by federal agents, an incident captured on video. The authorities claim the footage is incomplete and that protesters were blocking operations and throwing objects, while Reverend Black described inviting the officers to repentance and expressed feeling laughed at after being shot. The ACLU has filed a lawsuit over the incident.
- ICE Agents Shoot Chicago Priest in Head With Pepper Ball, on Video TMZ
- Video shows federal agent shoot Chicago pastor in head with pepper ball during Broadview ICE protest FOX 32 Chicago
- Judge expected to issue temporary restraining order against feds over use of force against protesters, journalists in Broadview ABC7 Chicago
- Chicago journalists, protesters sue Trump administration, alleging ‘extreme brutality’ Politico
- Federal judge weighs protections for protesters and press at ICE protests NBC 5 Chicago
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