On September 26, clashes and clashes between protesters and law enforcement officials took place outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office in Broadway, west of Chicago.

In Chicago, protests against the deportation of immigrants from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have been ongoing for weeks.

This is the protesters throwing back tear gas bottles fired by law enforcement officers during the clash.

This is the protesters throwing back tear gas bottles fired by law enforcement officers during the clash.

This is the protester preventing Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicles from entering the office.

It was demonstrators who took part in protests along the road barriers outside the immigration and customs enforcement offices.

This is where protesters braved tear gas shells fired by law enforcement officers to confront law enforcement officers.

It was a tear bullet shot by law enforcement officers and a demonstrator who was accompanied by an emergency disposal for him.

It was law enforcers throwing tear bullets at protesters.

This is law enforcement officers confronting protesters inside a barricade.

This is law enforcement officers confronting protesters inside a barricade.

This is law enforcement officers confronting protesters inside a barricade.

Since Trump returned to the White House in January this year, he has ordered the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency to carry out searches, detention and return operations across the United States, sparking demonstrations and riots in several Democratic-dominated regions, and migrant settlements frequently being the scene of conflict between law enforcement and protesters.

The New York Times (Vincent Johnson)