- A former Chicago police officer has publicly criticized the city’s decision to instruct police not to assist federal ICE agents during incidents involving anti-ICE protests.
- The officer described the city’s directive as a “disgusting act,” expressing strong disapproval of the decision to stand down.
- Chicago Alderman Anthony Napolitano echoed these sentiments, stating that the city has reached “rock bottom” following this direction to local police.
- This controversy arose after reports emerged that police were told not to intervene when federal agents were being assaulted by protesters opposing ICE actions.
- The decision has led to significant debate and discontent among members of law enforcement and some local officials.
- The issue highlights ongoing tensions and differing opinions within the city regarding cooperation with federal immigration enforcement agencies.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ex-chicago-police-officer-rips-citys-stand-down-order-swarmed-ice-agents-most-disgusting-act)
