If you’re arrested by ICE in Illinois, what happens next? Legal experts explain the process

Republican President Donald Trump’s nationwide crackdown on immigration has begun following a flurry of executive orders and policies created by the administration, including reversing a previous rule that prevented ICE agents from entering “sensitive places” such as schools, hospitals and churches. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it and its partner federal agencies “began conducting enhanced targeted operations” Sunday. They have continued into the week.

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