Tonight, chaotic scenes like this playing out across Charlotte. >> This surveillance video capturing people fleeing a laundromat as federal agents arrive. A man texted his family this video shot inside a Border Patrol van to let them know he'd been detained.Another man wrestled to the ground inside a fast food restaurant under construction. Border Patrol says it has arrested more than 250 people 5 days into its immigration crackdown here. He's breaking the window.He's got an assault rifle pointed at her. >> ...

The Trump administration's extreme immigration crackdown has often led to aggressive tactics, including against people simply trying to exercise their constitutional right to protest. This happened on Friday. Reuters reported that Reverend Michael Wolf of the Lake Street Church of Evston outside of Chicago was shoved to the ground by Illinois State Police.Wol was among 21 people detained outside an ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois. And Wolfe says it wasn't the first time he was targeted. At another prote ...

Take care of me. >> A show of force in Charlotte as border patrol moves in. >> Just show them your ID again.This is bull. What the >> across the city, contentious encounters. Agents seen here detaining a man outside a laundromat.One woman yelling at agents who questioned workers at her home. >> Get the hell out of my yard. DHS confirming they're surging law enforcement here to ensure Americans are safe and public safety threats are removed.Outside his Latin bakery, Manolo Bettinor stands guard, a whistle ar ...

Tonight, growing questions after another round of violent clashes in Chicago between federal agents and community members outraged at President Trump's immigration crackdown. Video appears to show border patrol agents apparently deploying flash grenades and tear gas on a crowd of people in the predominantly Mexican Little Village neighborhood. You can see one woman then throwing an object back.In another video, you see Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bevino appearing to hold a gas canister, commanding people to ...

Get out of here. >> Tonight, growing questions after another round of violent clashes in Chicago between federal agents and community members outraged that President Trump's immigration crackdown. This video appears to show Border Patrol agents apparently deploying flash grenades and tear gas on a crowd of people in the predominantly Mexican Little Village neighborhood.You can see one woman then throwing an object back. >> What are we doing. In another video, you see Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bevino appea ...

Government & Legal - A US appeals court allowed President Trump's plan to deploy troops to Portland, Oregon [1] Social Impact - Troops deployment aimed to counter protests against immigration crackdown [1]

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. economy has not yet been significantly impacted by increased tariffs or reduced labor supply due to stricter immigration policies, but potential changes may occur in the future [1] Economic Impact - The current state of the U.S. economy remains resilient despite challenges posed by tariff increases and labor supply constraints [1] - Future implications of these economic factors could lead to changes in the overall economic landscape [1]

Legal & Political Landscape - A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's effort to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago [1] - The deployment aimed to counter protests against the administration's immigration crackdown [1] - This represents a setback in the administration's efforts to deploy soldiers in Democratic-led cities [1]

We're following that breaking news out of Illinois. The state filing a lawsuit in an effort to block the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Chicago. The president authorized a deployment of hundreds of troops after protests and altercations took place over the administration's immigration crackdown. And in a moment that has now gone viral from Friday. A city alder person, Jesse Fuentes, was handcuffed by a group believed to be ICE agents at a hospital after Fuentes repeatedly asked ...

Immigration Enforcement Action - A large-scale immigration enforcement action occurred at a Hyundai facility in Georgia, involving over 400 arrests [1][2] - Homeland Security investigations clarified that this was a pre-planned criminal investigation, not a routine immigration crackdown [2][3] - The investigation involved months of evidence gathering, interviews, and document review, leading to a judicial search warrant [3] Employment and Liability - Undocumented workers may have used false identification and tax numbers to secure employment [4] - Hyundai Motor Company stated that those detained were not directly employed by them, emphasizing compliance with laws and regulations [4] - Subcontractors may be used to distance the parent company from liability in such situations [4][5]