Several cases dismissed in connection
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Attorneys representing several people arrested while protesting at the ICE facility in Broadview say their cases have been dismissed. 

Faith leaders allowed inside Broadview ICE facility for Ash Wednesday
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Church leaders were allowed inside the Broadview ICE Detention Facility on Wednesday to offer Ash Wednesday sacraments to detainees for the first time.

Faith leaders allowed inside Broadview ICE facility for Ash Wednesday

Church leaders were allowed inside the Broadview ICE Detention Facility on Wednesday to offer Ash Wednesday sacraments to detainees for the first time.

 Catholic leaders to hold Ash Wednesday Mass after judge restores clergy access to Broadview ICE site | ChicagoLIVE
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Father David Inczauskis of the Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership said Ash Wednesday Mass in Melrose Park will follow a judge’s order restoring clergy access to the Broadview ICE Facility for pastoral care and Communion. 

‘No Kings’ protest near Chicago-area ICE facility

Thousands of protesters are expected to show up near the ICE facility in Broadview on Saturday for a “No Kings" demonstration.

Durbin launches probe after U.S. citizens arrested in federal immigration raids
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Senator Dick Durbin is demanding documents, footage, and answers after federal agents arrested American citizens during recent raids in Chicago and other cities. His investigation sets the stage for a hearing that could bring new limits on federal enforcement tactics.

Appeals court weighs legality of Broadview immigration arrests
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Three federal appeals court judges heard oral arguments Tuesday in a pivotal immigration enforcement case that could impact the futures of hundreds of people once detained in Broadview.

Court halts restrictions on use of force by feds
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A federal appeals court in Chicago is halting a use of force ruling related to "Operation Midway Blitz."

Judge orders release of hundreds in ICE custody across Chicago
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A federal judge has ordered ICE to release more than 400 people detained in Chicago, ruling the agency failed to justify why they were being held.

Local pastor testifies in House committee forum
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Cook County is expanding its legal services for residents who are facing deportation. Board President Toni Preckwinkle made the announcement this afternoon.