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County judge in Chicago area bars ICE from arresting people at court

Cook County’s top judge has signed an order barring ICE from arresting people at courthouses.

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ICE arrests police officer in Chicago suburb, but city says he was cleared to work

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Federal judge orders ICE agents to wear body cameras in Chicago

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ICE's Chicago field director leaving assignment ahead of scheduled court appearance

A federal judge is concerned about federal agents violating her orders not to deploy tear gas and pepper spray at protesters.

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Illinois judge blocks ICE arrests at courts

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ICE arrests Chicago area cop legally working in US, town says

Defendant in Kansas priest killing has angry outburst in court

The man accused of killing a Kansas priest April 3 made an angry outburst Oct. 14 in a hearing regarding charges he faces in the case.

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Chase involving federal agents led to a crash and angry community response in Chicago

US Border Patrol agents pursued and crashed into a vehicle as part of an immigration enforcement operation, leading to an angry response from community residents and the deployment of tear gas in Chicago’s far southeast side Tuesday.

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Judge detains Peoria shooting suspect, cites community threat

Calvin Freeman 35, will remain in custody until he stands trial after a Peoria County Circuit Judge cited him as being a significant threat to the community and the woman he is accused of shooting. Judge Mark Gilles made the ruling Friday,

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New Hampshire judge accused of trying to meddle in probe of her husband returns to the bench

Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi had been accused of trying to interfere in a criminal case against her husband by seeking help from then-Gov. Chris Sununu.

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Federal judge demands answers from Trump admin on following order to avoid violent encounters with Chicago protesters

A judge in Illinois said she has “serious concerns” over whether federal law enforcement agents are following her order to avoid violent encounters with protesters and journalists in Chicago.