Chicago federal prosecutions tied to Trump's deportation blitz

Chicago federal prosecutors accuse 33 defendants of nonimmigration crimes linked to Trump's deportation operation.

Oct 12, 2026

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Chicago federal prosecutions tied to Trump's deportation blitz

Chicago federal prosecutors accuse 33 defendants of nonimmigration crimes linked to Trump's deportation operation.

In brief

Chicago federal prosecutors accuse 33 defendants of nonimmigration crimes linked to Trump's deportation operation. Chicago federal prosecutors have charged 33 individuals with nonimmigration crimes connected to Operation Midway Blitz. Originally reported by Chicago Sun-Times.

Chicago federal prosecutions

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Chicago federal prosecutors have accused 33 known defendants of nonimmigration crimes tied to Operation Midway Blitz.

Defendants charged with crimes

Two defendants have pleaded guilty while 26 were cleared of nonimmigration related charges tied to Operation Midway Blitz.

Grand jury outcomes

Three defendants had grand jurors refuse to indict while one was found not guilty at trial.

Deferred prosecution deals

Two defendants saw charges dropped through deferred prosecution agreements while six struck such deals.

Current status of cases

Four defendants remain pending after deferred prosecution agreements while two others are still pending.

Operation Midway Blitz

Operation Midway Blitz is a Trump administration deportation initiative targeting Chicago area immigration enforcement.

Protester arrest

Protester Paul Ivery was arrested by federal Border Patrol agents outside the Broadview ICE facility on Sept. 27, 2:00pm.

Case status

Paul Ivery's case is among at least 26 cleared cases tied to Operation Midway Blitz.

Tracking efforts

The Chicago Sun-Times is tracking all known federal criminal cases connected to Operation Midway Blitz.

The one thing

Chicago federal prosecutors have charged 33 individuals with nonimmigration crimes connected to Operation Midway Blitz.

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