We are following breaking news out of Chicago where a judge has just ordered hundreds of individuals detained by federal agents to be released. The order today follows news that the Trump administration's widespread immigration crackdown is now expanding to Charlotte, North Carolina. That's according to a senior DHS official.Joining us now is NBC News senior homeland security correspondent Julia Aninsley. Julia, let's start with the news out of Chicago. What do we know about the judge's order to release det ...

Immigration Detention Conditions & Policies - The report highlights concerns regarding the conditions at ICE detention facilities, including overcrowding, inadequate medical care, and lack of privacy [1] - Wired's investigation reveals that at least 60% of analyzed immigration detention centers reported serious incidents such as pregnancy complications, suicide attempts, or sexual assault allegations [1] - The administration is requesting over $40 billion to expand private and government-run detention facilities [10] Case of Narcisso Barco - Narcisso Barco, a landscaper and father of three US Marines, was violently arrested by ICE agents [1][3][4] - DHS alleges Narcisso Barco assaulted federal agents with a weed whacker, while others claim he was running out of fear [5][6] - Narcisso Barco has been transferred to Adilanto, a private prison known for its terrible conditions [1] Public Opinion & Policy Implications - 9%, 12%, and 15% of Americans support detaining individuals with American-born children, married to US citizens, or who have a job, respectively; Narcisso Barco meets all these criteria [6][7] - The report suggests that mass deportations are targeting individuals with minor infractions, such as civil or traffic violations [8][9] - There is concern about the potential for increased abuse within the detention system due to its expansion [10]