Anti-ICE protesters clash with Chicago police outside federal immigration center, leading to multiple arrests.

C HICAGO, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Nearly two dozen people were arrested as faith leaders protest ed on Friday outside a federal immigration facility near Chicago, authorities said, the latest sign of tensions over the Trump administration’s aggressive enforcement push.

A federal judge toured the Broadview ICE processing facility on Thursday, amid a lawsuit alleging inhumane conditions for immigrants being detained inside the building.

The Justice Department indicted nine Antifa members and charged seven more in a Texas ICE facility attack that left a police officer wounded.

The 226-acre federal property currently houses Coast Guard and Park Police operations, with Rep. Malliotakis expressing opposition to the potential plan.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a 36-year-old Liberian man in Warren, Rhode Island. ICE identified the man as a habitual criminal offender who was in the country illegally and had a 2009 deportation order. A local lawmaker criticized ICE's tactics, stating they create fear in the community and lack transparency.

Portlanders have exercised great restraint in the face of significant provocation,” Jeff Merkley said. “And they did it with joy and whimsy.”

Linard was previously removed from the U.S., according to the ICE spokesperson. Linard was charged with second-degree death by auto and two counts of fourth-degree assault by auto this week after the car he was driving hit another vehicle, killing the driver.

An immigrant who was arrested after a Milwaukee judge allegedly helped him dodge federal agents has been deported. The U.S.

The Nisqually Tribal Council said it was not aware of talks between a staffer and ICE about detaining immigrants. It has now rejected that notion.

Family searches through North Country jail ledgers recall a hidden history that shaped today's ICE detention network.