Man who was arrested in Chicago during school levy while ICE continues to focus on deportations

A man who broke two students outside of charter schools in Chicago was arrested this week by the Federal Administration immigration authorities to carry out the mass deportation of immigrants without papers.

The man's arrest comes during school waste because the administration says that she has it Arrested more than 20,000 immigrants in a month.

Agents of the immigration and customs authority on Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. outside of Victoria Soth and Jovita Idar Elementary Schools arrested, as was sent from a letter to the families of the headmaster of both schools to the families.

In the letter it says that school officials “removed these students from the car and their respective campus” and nobody was physically damaged during the incident.

The agents did not try to enter a school, “they were not allowed to allow,” said the headmaster in the letter.

“We understand how stressful and annoying this is for our school communities,” said the letter and added that the schools would monitor the activities on campus to “ensure the safest environment for all of our students”.

According to Chalkbeat, the two schools use more than 1,000 students and 98% identify themselves as Hispan.

An ICE spokesman told NBC News in a declaration that the man arrested in Chicago was the 37-year-old Francisco Andrade-Berrera. The agency claimed that Andrade-Berrera was a member of a street gang and had criminal convictions for “drug trade, gang advertising and damage to property” and it was removed from the United States twice.

Last month, the Trump government announced that it would end a policy that limited the ability of ICE agents to arrest people without papers or near so-called sensitive locations such as churches, schools and hospitals. The arrest alerts some school officials and families and, since the administration continues to commission their efforts, to capture and deport immigrants without papers.

“Since January 20, ICE has significantly increased its activities to enforce immigration,” said the Ministry of Homeland Security in a statement.

In the 2024 financial year, the bidges administration made 113,431 immigration liability.

While the Trump government has declared that it affects the “worst first” priority in arrests and deportations, the number of prisoners in ice custody increased by more than 1,800 in the first two weeks in February. The officials of the border tsar Tom Homan and Trump said that those could be instructed in the actions without criminal backgrounds and have illegally characterized everyone in the country as legitimate goals.

During the 2024 financial year under the Biden administration, 28% of immigration liabilities were due to people who had no criminal convictions or pending criminal charges.

In Arkansas, a nationwide operation has led to the arrest of 219 undocumented immigrants in the past three weeks: “The greatest cooperation between the law enforcement authorities to enforce immigration laws in the history of Arkansas,” said Jonathan Ross, the US lawyer of the eastern district of Arkansas, at a news conference on Thursday. Ross said the 219 people arrested included people with a criminal register and some without criminal charges.

David Clay Fowlkes, the US lawyer of the Western district of Arkansas, said at the press conference that the people who were aiming for the arrest were those who had “previously come into contact with the law enforcement agencies in the past three years and were not removed from one time at that time, or they were not available at that time.”

Other immigrants who lived with or in society in society The intended goal was also arrested at that time, said Ross.

“I think that the majority of the people who are removed are not charged because of violent crimes,” he said, adding that the immigrants arrested in Arkansa's arrived from 23 different countries.