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Committee on Immigrant and Refugee Rights Approves Three Resolutions on Federal Immigration Enforcement

ChicagoOct 15, 20252 min read

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The Committee on Immigrant and Refugee Rights met on October 15, 2025, and approved three resolutions addressing federal immigration enforcement activities in Chicago. The committee passed a Rule 45 Report and three resolutions calling for support of immigrant communities, condemning practices that endanger children, and requesting investigation of potential misconduct by federal agents.

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Committee on Immigrant and Refugee Rights

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Constitutional rightsChild endangermentPublic SafetyImmigration enforcementImmigrant community supportICE enforcementFederal agent misconduct

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Approved September 2025 Rule 45 Report
Passed SR2025-0019181 as substituted, calling for support of immigrant communities, racial justice, and constitutional freedoms and opposition of military presence in Chicago
Passed SR2025-0019952 as substituted, condemning practices by federal immigration enforcement agents that endanger children and urging resident reporting of immigration enforcement misconduct
Passed R2025-0019961, calling on Illinois Congressional delegation to investigate every instance of potential misconduct by United States Department of Homeland Security and other deputized agents operating in Chicago

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