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A Chicago judge will decide whether to extend limits on immigration agents’ use of force amid allegations of excessive tactics during protests.
A federal judge in Chicago is set to decide whether to extend temporary restrictions on federal immigration agents’ use of force, following allegations of excessive actions during protests.
Plaintiffs, including journalists and clergy, cite video evidence of agents using tear gas, rubber bullets, and physical force—such as pressing a man’s head to the ground for nearly two minutes—without proper warnings.
The current court order, which bans riot control weapons without imminent threat and requires body cameras, expires November 6.
The Department of Homeland Security defends agents’ actions, citing increased violence, including attacks with rocks and fireworks.
The case centers on accountability, civil liberties, and the credibility of government testimony, including claims that a top official lied about being struck by a rock during a protest.
Un juez de Chicago decidirá si extenderá los límites al uso de la fuerza por parte de los agentes de inmigración, en medio de acusaciones de tácticas excesivas durante las protestas.