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At Least 5 People Face Federal Criminal Charges Tied To Protests Outside Broadview ICE Facility
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CHICAGO — At least five people are facing federal charges related to weekend protests outside the ICE processing center in west suburban Broadview.
The charges stem from Friday and Saturday protests outside ICE’s Broadview facility, where federal agents fired pepper balls and rubber bullets, threw flash grenades and sprayed tear gas at protesters.
“The incidents were all provoked by federal agents on the scene, and the force that was used was excessive,” Thompson said.
A man was just arrested outside of the Broadview ICE facility in Chicago.
“Saturday night, federal agents arrested armed rioters Jocelyne Robledo and Ray Collins for assault at ICE’s Broadview facility,” the post read.