- On Saturday, November 8, 2025, U.S. Border Patrol agents conducting immigration enforcement in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood faced a barrage of domestic terror attacks over less than three hours, including multiple rounds fired at them from a Jeep, bricks and a paint can thrown from rooftops, and four separate vehicle ramming attempts amid hostile crowds and protesters.
- The incidents escalated with protesters lying in the streets, throwing objects, and attempting to breach an FBI facility. Chicago Police assisted in evacuations and perimeter security, while agents used crowd control measures and a controlled tire deflation device to stop one ramming vehicle. No agents were injured, but convoy vehicles sustained broken windows and other damage.Â
- Eight U.S. citizens and one illegal alien were arrested, including one driver for ramming and three suspects for assault in a Sam’s Club parking lot. The Jeep shooter and one final ramming driver remain at large, with DHS labeling the violence as “unprecedented” against federal law enforcement. Read More
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