Federal agents used pepper balls and tear gas against anti-ICE protesters at a Chicago-area facility Friday during a tense ...

By Ted Hesson, Brian Snyder and Heather Schlitz CHELSEA, Massachusetts/BROADVIEW, Illinois (Reuters) -A U.S. immigration ...

Federal agents fired pepper balls and tear gas at protesters near an immigration enforcement building in suburban Chicago.

A clash between ICE agents and protestors appeared to unfold on Friday morning as another day of protests got underway ...

Federal agents fired baton rounds, tear gas and other less-lethal ammunition Friday morning at about 200 people gathered ...

Members of the Illinois delegation were scheduled to meet with an ICE Chicago field office director on Friday but were told the meeting had to be rescheduled to a later date.

Immigrant rights activists returned for a fourth Friday of demonstrations at the Broadview ICE facility, where last week’s protest ended with arrests and pepper balls fired by agents.

On Thursday morning, questions remained about who was behind the wheel of the pickup truck that hit the demonstrator.

Relatives, lawyers and activists are concerned by immigrants' accounts of what happens once they are inside the brick ...

CoreCivic is looking for administrative workers to help U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcment in Chicago and at ICE's ...

Participating in protests offers candidates an opportunity to demonstrate their opposition to federal immigration policies ...