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🚨 Another day, another illegal ICE arrest in Chicago… this time in Rogers Park. Yesterday, ICE agents walked up to a U.S. citizen’s car, opened his door, and when he asked if they had a warrant, one agent said: “I don’t need a warrant.” Then they pulled the passenger...

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