Even a populist presidency can’t stop the online right’s slide into irrationality.

Rutgers University professor who published book on antifa was informed at boarding gate that his trip was cancelled

Martinez’s attorney, Christopher Parente, offered to play an agent’s body-camera video that shows the shooting(Image: Getty Images) An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Chicago is facing scrutiny after a new video shows him yelling at a local woman “do something, b—-” before pulling over and shooting her five times, a body camera video suggests. The video is in stark conflict with the government’s account that federal agents in Broadview were “boxed in by 10 cars” and the woman, Marimar Martinez, 30, was one of the drivers. “Agents were unable to move their vehicles and exited the car. One of the drivers who rammed the law enforcement vehicle was armed with a semi-automatic weapon,” officials claimed on X. However, as court documents emerge, more alleged discrepancies are coming to light. Martinez’s attorney, Christopher Parente, offered to play an agent’s body-camera video that shows the shooting. In the footage he claims an agent turns a federal vehicle in Brighton Park, not Broadville, into Martinez’s vehicle when he taunts her to “do something, b—-.” He then allegedly exits his vehicle and proceeds to shoot Martinez. It comes after the terrifying moment an ICE agent held a family with a baby and gunpoint and committed a shocking act was caught on camera.READ MORE: Shocking clip shows masked ICE agents shoot pastor in the face with a pepper ballREAD MORE: Donald and Melania Trump's body language exposes clash over how Barron is raised Martinez is a U.S. citizen who works for a school and has supportive letters about her character filed in court. (Image: DHS) Marimar Martinez car damage(Image: USDC) “It’s a miracle she’s still alive,” Parente said. Officials had initially alleged that Martinez was armed and rammed her car into federal agents, threatening to shoot officers. However, prosecutors now acknowledge that she did not point or display a weapon. Parente also confirmed that while she had a valid firearm, she also had a concealed-carry license. Martinez is a U.S. citizen who works for a school and has supportive letters about her character filed in court. Another victim of the shooting and co-defendant Anthony Ruiz, 21, is also a U.S. citizen and self-employed as a DJ. Both of them face federal felony assault charges for “forcibly assaulting, impeding, and interfering with a federal law enforcement officer.” Screenshot from protests erupting after Ruiz and Martinez's confrontation with ICE officers(Image: ABC 7 Chicago) Anthony Ian Santos Ruiz car damage(Image: USDC) According to DHS, federal agents have arrested over 1,000 migrants in Chicago as a result of the highly-controversial operation(Image: Getty Images) The shooting in Chicago has led to heightened tensions in the city, inspiring a series of protests against the presence of ICE agents in local communities in what the administration calls “Operation Midway Blitz.” According to DHS, federal agents have arrested over 1,000 migrants in Chicago as a result of the highly-controversial operation. “During Operation Midway Blitz, our brave DHS law enforcement has made more than 1,000 arrests across Illinois including pedophiles, child abusers, kidnappers, gang members, and armed robbers,” McLaughlin said in a statement. The shooting in Chicago has led to heightened tensions in the city, inspiring a series of protests against the presence of ICE agents in local communities in what the administration calls “Operation Midway Blitz.”(Image: Getty Images) “Our patriotic law enforcement officers are making these arrests despite working without pay because of the Democrats’ shutdown. President Trump and Secretary Noem will not allow continued violence or repeat offenders to terrorize our neighborhoods and victimize our children,” she continued. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has denounced ICE’s operation in Chicago, describing the way they treat protesters and detainees as “inhumane.” “It is clear federal agents cannot be trusted to act to protect the safety and constitutional rights of the public,” he said. It comes after ICE savagely mocked a handcuffed protester being dragged away in a controversial video. Click here to follow the Mirror US on Google News to stay up to date with all the latest news, sports and entertainment stories.

Ayman Soliman found himself trapped between the U.S.’s quota-driven deportation system and Egypt’s autocratic regime known for killing and silencing critics. Now out of jail, he’s revealing the glarin...

Around 5,000 demonstrators marched through Athens' city center to the Israeli Embassy in solidarity with the Palestinian people on Oct. 7, 2025.