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A woman has been shot by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Chicago as protests against ICE intensify and tensions escalate.
The Department of Homeland Security reported that "defensive shots" were fired on Saturday morning in Brighton Park after agents were "rammed by 10 cars" and "boxed in."
Federal law enforcement agents arrive in Illinois on an armored tactical vehicle as hundreds of anti-ICE protesters gather.
Tensions continue to rise with protests planned at ICE facilities nationwide.
Spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin stated that agents opened fire when they discovered that a woman driving one of the vehicles was "armed with a semi-automatic weapon."
She was transported to the hospital for treatment, and according to DHS, no law enforcement officers were injured.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What led to the shooting incident?
The shooting incident occurred when Border Patrol agents were attacked by multiple vehicles, and one of the drivers was found to be armed.
Was anyone injured during the incident?
The woman who was shot was taken to the hospital for treatment, but no law enforcement officials were harmed.
What are the ongoing events related to ICE protests?
Protests against ICE are scheduled at various facilities across the country as tensions continue to rise.
