What happened at Hamline Elementary on Friday: Mistaken ICE report in Chicago still sparking fear
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52% : Erendira Rendon, vice president of immigrant justice for The Resurrection Project, said her team was having a meeting with immigrant parents inside Hamline on Friday morning when agents they believed were ICE came to the school's door.47% : When her son found out that it could have been ICE who caused the lockdown at his school, he immediately asked Gisela, "What will I do if one day you're not here when I get home from school?"Gisela comforted him by telling him that he was strong and smart and he would know how to take care of himself and his little sister.
45% : "Instead of ICE, the agents who had come to the school building were from the Secret Service, confirmed Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi.
45% : U.S. Rep. Jesus "Chuy" Garcia, who is from the heavily Latino Little Village community in Chicago, put out a statement on "X" saying the schools must be a safe haven for children and families to "come and go without fear of intimidation from ICE."
45% : She asked that her last name be withheld out of fear of ICE.
44% : The miscommunication was amplified by Democratic leaders from the Chicago area who were quick to condemn ICE late last week when news coverage trickled out about the federal agents' presence at Hamline.
43% : He doubled down the next day on his disdain for the law enforcement activity at the school, even after learning ICE was not there.
31% : Gov. JB Pritzker took to "X," the platform formerly known as Twitter, on Friday as news reports on the incident were developing, and without overtly blaming ICE, he accused Republicans of "sowing fear and chaos," saying "the first reports of raids in Chicago are at an elementary school.
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