Immigration

Federal immigration officials told a judge that agents’ use of tear gas on members of the public was warranted in...

A federal appeals court maintained a pause on troop deployment Thursday afternoon.

Illinois lawmakers acknowledge there are limits to what the state can do as they craft a legislative response.

The judge’s order lasts 14 days while the federal, state and local governments work on their next strategies.

Protesters, clergy and news organizations allege the Trump administration has used illegal violence, harassment to shut down protests in Chicago.

The war of words between President Donald Trump and Gov. JB Pritzker escalated dramatically this week.

Federal courts have increasingly become the state’s main front for resistance to federal shows of force.

The expected deployment of 300 troops comes at federal ICE agents have ramped up enforcement in the Chicago area.

Illinois is gearing up for a court battle in anticipation of the federal government sending troops to Chicago.

Protests in Broadview became increasingly violent over the weekend while Border Patrol agents marched through downtown Chicago.