Several people were arrested during an ICE raid early Tuesday in Elgin, Illinois. The operation was shared on social media by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
- ICE conducted early morning raid in Elgin.
- Social media videos show armed agents and tactical vehicles.
- Neighbor heard helicopter and saw home damage.
- Noem linked raid to DUI, stalking, assault charges.
- Multiple agencies, including FBI and U.S. Marshals, involved.
- Community inquiries about reasons for arrests and damage.
In videos posted online, witnesses show armed agents in tactical gear leading people away in handcuffs. The raid occurred around 5:50 a.m., with neighbors hearing a loud explosion and a helicopter overhead. The targeted home’s doors were broken, and neighbors gathered to see the damage and learn why arrests were made. Noem posted a video from the scene, claiming charges include DUI, felony stalking, and assault, though it’s unclear if those relate to those detained. She also referenced a separate incident involving an ICE agent dragged during a shooting in Franklin Park. Multiple agencies, including FBI, U.S. Marshals, ICE, and Customs and Border Protection, are involved in the operation, which is ongoing as immigration rapid response teams monitor the area.
- Multiple arrests made during early morning raid in Elgin.
- Videos show armed agents in tactical gear leading detainees away.
- Neighbors heard a helicopter and saw home damage from the raid.
- Charges cited include DUI, stalking, and assault, but identities are unclear.
The operation highlights ongoing immigration enforcement efforts in the Chicago area, with law enforcement agencies maintaining a strong presence. The community remains alert as authorities continue their work.
Stay tuned for updates on the situation and potential further actions in the neighborhood.
