Inside Trump's immigration arrests in Chicago: Dr. Phil, lawsuits and 'frightened' communities

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "We will support everyone at the federal, state and local levels who joins this critical mission to take back our communities," said Bove, who was selected for the third-highest role at the Justice Department after representing Trump during his so-called hush money trial.
55% : Chicago's Welcoming City Ordinance limits local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities in most cases.
48% : "A statement from Immigration and Customs Enforcement labeled the actions "enhanced targeted operations" designed to "enforce U.S. immigration law and preserve public safety and national security by keeping potentially dangerous criminal aliens out of our communities.
45% : Another woman, a volunteer with a nonprofit group that runs a food pantry, told the newspaper she had received a threatening phone call days before the raids telling her "if there were a lot of migrants at the pantry, you better hope ICE doesn't show up.
43% : "If they think that kind of thing is going to lend credibility ... that will be a mistake," according to Ed Yohnka, director of communications and public policy at the ACLU of Illinois.

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