The DHS is facing questions over differing accounts of the shooting of a U.S. citizen in Chicago, as protests continue.

A suburban Chicago police officer arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Thursday was legally authorized to work in the U.S. and had completed a full background check by the FBI, according to the Village of Hanover Park,

DALLAS– A newly released police report offers personal details of the person responsible for last month's shooting at a Dallas Immigration facility that killed two detainees and injured another, and experts think he may have been motivated more by notoriety than ideology.

According to court records, a TikTok post included Spanish text that investigators translated as a call to action.

Federal authorities arrested Eduardo Aguilar in Dallas after he allegedly offered $10,000 bounties on TikTok for killing ICE agents and was found with a loaded gun.

Two male relatives in the room were detained by ICE agents in the confrontation, where an agent appeared to grab one of them by the hair and pull him backward out of the room. The two suspects have been taken to a detention center in nearby Tacoma, Washington.

Several people were detained, including a Rogers Park faith leader, at the Broadview ICE facility Friday morning as protests began.

The former superintendent of Iowa’s largest school district has been indicted by a federal grand jury after authorities said he falsely claimed to be a US citizen who was eligible to work.

ICE has returned to the national spotlight amid expanded enforcement operations and potential mass deportations. As the administration seeks to rapidly grow the agency’s ranks to meet its immigration goals,