Dozens of Border Patrol agents walked a patrol in downtown Chicago in defiance of efforts to block immigration enforcement by Democrats Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor JB Pritzker.
The ICE walkabout, which netted a few arrests, is also a counterpoint to riots at the ICE center in Broadview, Ill.
Agents strolled past several of Chicago’s tourist landmarks in the Loop and the major shopping area on the city’s Magnificent Mile, only three days after sending boats filled with border agents down the Chicago River and days after a Chicago area Home Depot was swarmed for illegal aliens seeking illegal day labor jobs. {snip}
Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino told the Chicago media that he and his agents are going forward with the consent of the U.S. Supreme Court to continue their immigration sweeps based on “many different factors,” including, “agent experience, intelligence that indicates there’s illegal aliens in a particular place or location,” and even “How do they look.”
“Chicago’s got a lot of murders,” Bovino added. “We’re going to make the city a safer place.”
Bovino also warned that he and his force of agents could fan out into the surrounding Chicago suburbs. {snip}
Illinois radical Democrat Governor, JB Pritzker, blasted Bovino’s tactics.
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