ICE Detains Multiple Chicago Residents Without Warrants, Officials Call Investigation

In multiple recent incidents across the U.S., Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained individuals amid concerns over due process and legality. In San Francisco, ICE detained a 3-year-old along with others during immigration enforcement actions, while protests erupted demanding the release of detainee Miguel Lopez. In Arizona, two Cuban brothers who participated in the 2021 protests are being held by ICE despite having sought asylum and complied with immigration procedures, raising alarms about violations of their legal rights and calls for congressional intervention. In Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood, two residents were detained by ICE without warrants, drawing outrage from local leaders including Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez, who called for a full investigation and highlighted support efforts by community organizations. These cases have prompted widespread concern about ICE's enforcement methods, potential breaches of legal protocols, and the impact on immigrant communities nationwide.