According to US media reports, on the 10th, a protest broke out outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Broadview, Cook County, Illinois, USA. Protesters clashed with law enforcement officers and many people were arrested.

More than 50 protesters gathered outside the facility that morning and several protesters broke out in clashes with law enforcement when they tried to cross a road barrier.

Federal government's crackdown on illegal immigration in Chicago has strained relations

Broadview is located in the western suburbs of Chicago. In the past month, federal law enforcement officers have cracked down on illegal immigrants in Chicago and arrested more than a thousand people. Related actions have led to escalating tensions between local residents and federal law enforcement officers. In early September, U.S. President Trump said he would send the National Guard to Chicago. Illinois and Chicago filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on the 6th in an attempt to stop the action. Illinois Federal District Judge April Perry signed a two-week temporary restraining order on the 9th to prevent the federal government from sending the National Guard to Chicago. Illinois Governor Pritzker said on the 10th that he was satisfied with the result.

Illinois Governor Pritzker:I am satisfied, and I had hoped to see this result. I don't think anyone would feel it appropriate for the President of the United States to send troops in these circumstances, federalize the National Guard and station it in American cities. I don't think anyone wants to see American cities occupied by federal forces.