After federal agents prowled the streets of Chicago as part of the Trump administration’s purported anti-crime efforts, Gov. He is urging residents to document the actions of federal agents. They connect callers with resources and “Know Your Rights” trainings, conduct legal screenings and launch public-support campaigns for those detained by federal agents. The admission comes some three weeks after the Supreme Court, without explanation, held that federal agents could continue stopping and arresting people based on race, language and perceived economic status. They’re also participating in rights trainings and collaborating with other organizations to protect community members.