Demonstrators Clash With Federal Agents During 12-Hour Protest at Suburban Chicago ICE Center

Demonstrators faced off against federal agents during a 12-hour protest at a suburban Chicago Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) processing center on Friday, September 12, according to https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/ice-protest-broadview-illinois/ local news reports . Footage filmed by field producer Mohammed Taha Syed shows several moments where protesters clashed with officials at the ICE center in Broadview, a suburb to the west of downtown Chicago, on Friday afternoon. At one point, demonstrators could be seen chasing federal agents as they left the building. 'Run, run, you cowards,' one protester screamed. 'Yeah, keep running away.' In other scenes, armed officers could be seen pushing protesters and firing off less-lethal rounds to allow vans reportedly carrying detainees to get into the center. An automated recording was also played outside the Broadview center on Friday, telling demonstrators to disperse. 'You are commanded to immediately disperse. If you do not do so, you may be arrested or subject to other police action,' the recording stated. The same day, a man stopped by ICE was https://newswire.storyful.com/story/329889 fatally shot and an agent was injured during a 'targeted enforcement operation' in Franklin Park, which is about six miles away from Broadview. (Footage by Mohammed Taha Syed/Storyful via Getty Images UGC)