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NEW: U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis is allowing the deposition of Border Patrol boss Greg Bovino to expand to FIVE hours (she'd limited it to 2), and she wants to hear about use of force by CBP in Little Village on Wednesday and Thursday.

Plus a reminder to "preserve all body-worn camera footage."
And if ya don’t know, now ya know
Because @bylaurenfitz.bsky.social is a queen
Big shouts to @bylaurenfitz.bsky.social and @ashleerezin.bsky.social for catching this practice. Now the SoS has launched a hotline to track it.
Big shouts to @bylaurenfitz.bsky.social and @ashleerezin.bsky.social for catching this practice. Now the SoS has launched a hotline to track it.
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“The government appealed last month, arguing the order is unnecessary because the Border Patrol issued directives about making lawful stops and arrests and committed to training 900 employees on constitutional enforcement.”

This made me laugh. “We wrote it down + more training.” Evergreen.
From California to Chicago, a Border Patrol boss sparks accusations of race-based arrests
Gregory Bovino led aggressive immigration operations in California, leading to lawsuits questioning his agents’ tactics. The same tactics are being used in his “Operation Midway Blitz” mission in Chic...
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Lt. Paz issued the following statement:
Chicago Police Lt. Franklin Paz was granted a nearly $1M settlement in a lawsuit alleging a traffic stop quota system.

“I hope it sends a clear message to any supervisors who like to bully their subordinates, or pressure them into doing things that are illegal or unethical."
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Chicago police supervisor hopes $1M settlement over traffic stop quota sends 'clear message' to bosses
Lt. Franklin Paz Jr. said he was reassigned from an elite citywide unit after he resisted a directive pushing his officers to make at least 10 traffic stops each shift. In an exclusive interview, Paz ...
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The apartment complex at 7500 S. South Shore Drive drew the national spotlight last month when it was targeted in a jarring immigration raid.

Residents say the conditions had long been "unlivable." And the city, owner and manager did little to address squalor and crime.

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‘Unlivable’ conditions festered at Chicago apartment building long before jarring immigration raid
Residents at the building targeted by federal agents blame the owner and property manager for “inhumane” conditions that city efforts did little to improve and that predate the arrival of immigrants.
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NEWS: The sons of two former Chicago police superintendents have been stripped of their policing powers.

Terry Hillard’s son is accused of PPP fraud.

Fred Waller’s son is facing allegations of domestic violence, home invasion and car theft.

chicago.suntimes.com/the-watchdog...
Cops accused of PPP fraud, domestic violence are the sons of two former Chicago police superintendents
The sons of Terry Hillard and Fred Waller have both been stripped of their policing powers pending investigations, the Sun-Times has found.
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News: A prison company that’s been the target of lawsuits and a federal investigation is now hiring staff to support Trump’s immigration crackdown in the Chicago area.

CoreCivic is paying workers in Chicago and Broadview $37/hr to help facilitate deportations.

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Prison company hiring for ICE centers around Chicago ready to cash in on Trump 'blitz,' 'Big Beautiful Bill'
CoreCivic is looking for administrative workers to help U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcment in Chicago and at ICE's Broadview processing facility.
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We’ve asked the Trump administration repeatedly for a full list of those arrested under the current immigration crackdown in Chicago.

Instead, theI’ve trickled out news releases and statements with detainees they call “the worst of the worst.”

So we made a database and fact-checked their claims.
NEWS: The Trump administration touted “the worst of the worst” arrested so far in the “Midway Blitz” immigration enforcement operation in Chicago.

Turns out, some were actually arrested in Indiana and Kentucky.

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Feds tout 'worst of the worst' arrested in Chicago immigration blitz, but some were caught out of state
At least two of the men, and apparently a third, were arrested outside of Illinois, the Chicago Sun-Times found.
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NEW: More details on Trump's Chicago immigration blitz.

-230 agents arrive from LA this weekend w/ 140 unmarked vehicles

-30 already arrived and are practicing crowd control with shields/flashbangs

-agents will leave base daily by 5 a.m.

-new no-fly zone at NSGL to keep away news choppers/drones
Flash-bang grenades and early morning raids: How Trump is planning to target Chicago
Hundreds of federal agents are being sent to a suburban naval base from Los Angeles, where an immigration blitz this summer spurred protests that pushed Trump to call in the National Guard. Trump has ...
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Chicago’s O Block, made infamous by rappers like Chief Keef, has seen more shootings than any other block since 2010.

But with crime falling, residents say they feel safer and scoff at the notion that President Trump’s plan to send the National Guard would make things better.

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Residents of Chicago's most violent block don't want Trump to send the National Guard
O Block, made infamous by rappers like Chief Keef, has seen more shootings than any other block since 2010. But with crime now falling, residents say they feel safer and scoff at the notion that a mil...
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