Countering the Blitz: Rapid Response for Immigrants Targeted by ICE
Chicago legal advocates and volunteers are quickly responding to ICE arrests to protect immigrants' rights.
Over 1,000 people protested in the Loop against the ongoing immigration raids by the Trump administration.
- Social justice groups are planning protests around the city.
- The Department of Homeland Security reported at least 1,000 immigrant arrests in the Chicago area during "Operation Midway Blitz" as of Oct. 3.
A network of volunteers, advocates, and lawyers documents details, contacts family members, and connects detained immigrants with legal services after each ICE arrest.
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In the Loop discusses the "counter blitz" against ICE with lawyers and organizers on the frontlines.
Author's summary: Advocates and volunteers rapidly respond to ICE arrests.