Federal agents conducted an immigration raid in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood early Tuesday, detaining 37 individuals. The Department of Homeland Security stated the operation targeted members of the Tren De Aragua gang, along with individuals facing drug trafficking, weapons charges, and immigration violations. Community activists criticized the raid's tactics, describing it as disruptive to families seeking a safer life. Information regarding the specific individuals detained and the reasons for their arrests remains limited, with the DHS citing the government shutdown as a reason for a lack of immediate press updates.

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