Chicago Protests: National Guard Troops Remain Amid Clashes

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- All relevant facts from <div data-element="story-body" data-subscriber-content=""> <p>As a court battle continued over whether President Trump can legally deploy the National Guard in Illinois, a brawl broke out saturday night between protesters and state police at an immigration detention facility near Chicago. </p><p>The protest, which had largely been a peaceful gathering of a few hundred people at the facility in Broadview, quickly turned chaotic as protesters jumped a line of concrete barriers, stopping traffic and violating police orders to stay off the street.</p><p>By 8 p.m., 15 people had been arrested, according to Matthew Waldberg, a spokesperson for the Cook County Sheriff's Office and the unified command for the protests, which includes local and state police. Eight of the arrests occurred during the evening chaos,while seven were made earlier that day.</p><p>The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility has been a hot spot for weeks as protesters have expressed their anger and frustration at Trump's immigration crackdown with chants,signs and fist shaking. In the last two weeks, law enforcement officers have responded with tear gas and rubber pellets on several occasions. Last week, officers pelted a pastor in the head with a rubber pepper ball. </p><p>Tensions increased last week as Trump announced his intention to deploy federalized National Guard troops from Illinois and Texas to protect ICE and its facility. </p><p>On Saturday, an appeals court paused a lower court's ruling that halted any deployment of the National Guard within Illinois for two weeks. the new ruling says the troops - 300 from Illinois and 200 from Texas - can remain under federal control but cannot be deployed.</p><p>White House officials cited "ongoing violent riots and lawlessness," which thay claimed local law enforcement was unable to quell, as a justification for deploying the troops. Twenty troops from california were also sent to Illinois to provide "refresher training." </p><p>At the ICE facility in Broadview on Saturday night, police pulled out wooden batons and pushed the crowd down the street, threatening to deploy tear gas if people didn't disperse and go home. The protesters largely retreated,but a few threw objects at the police line,and skirmishes ensued.</p><p>One woman was knocked to the ground by police, her head hitting the cement curb. A man wearing all black and a gas mask was tackled and pushed to the ground by police before he was handcuffed and taken away.</p><p>The conflicts in the Chicago area come as Trump has ramped up immigration enforcement and deployed federal troops in several Democratic-run cities, beginning with Los Angeles this summer. The national Guard was patrolling alongside local police in Memphis, Tenn., last week, while in Portland, troop deployments are on hold after the state of Ore

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