Black U.S. Citizen Becomes Latest Victim Of ICE’s Reckless Enforcement Tactics

Federal immigration enforcement in Chicago turned chaotic when ICE agents detained a Black teenager, 19-year-old Warren King, for hours during an operation that escalated inside a Walgreens store. This incident began with federal agents pursuing a vehicle allegedly carrying undocumented immigrants, culminating in a collision between a white truck and a red SUV.Witnesses reported ICE agents rushing into the store, prompting King to assert his citizenship, but he was tackled to the ground despite his claims. Yarelly Jimenez documented the encounter, shouting in defense of King as masked agents restrained him. The confrontation drew a crowd of protesters, leading to the deployment of tear gas by federal agents, prompting concerns from U.S. District Court Judge Sara Ellis regarding the agents' adherence to a temporary restraining order against such measures. She subsequently mandated that agents in Chicago wear body cameras during operations, emphasizing the need for accountability in law enforcement.