Chicago official slams Brandon Johnson's new ICE guidelines: 'Who is the mayor trying to protect?'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Should ICE enter city property, Johnson's guidelines advise, "Contact your agency or department's designated attorney or general counsel for further guidance.
49% : The guidance says to demand copies of warrants, not to consent to ICE entering "any private or 'sensitive' locations," but not to interfere with any search, even if refused.
40% : According to FOX 32, their legislation would allow local agencies to work with ICE to target undocumented individuals who have been "arrested for, or convicted of certain crimes.""The narrative out there by the mayor and his allies is that we're trying to remove everyone -- that's simply not the case," Lopez said.
38% : "Bracing for a change in federal administration, the mayor's office assured the city would continue to comply with the 2017 Illinois Trust Act, which prohibits local law enforcement from participating in federal immigration enforcement.
26% : Former acting ICE director Tom Homan joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the record-breaking migrant encounters in December, which he argues puts America at 'great risk.'Chicago officials slammed Mayor Brandon Johnson for issuing new guidelines for dealing with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.

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