ICE Officer Injured in Chicago Incident Involving Suspected Impaired Driver
An ICE officer was injured in Chicago after being intentionally hit by a car driven by an individual described as an illegal immigrant, according to DHS.
Chicago, IL, November 12, 2026 —
An U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer sustained injuries in an incident that occurred in Chicago. The officer was reportedly struck by a vehicle driven by an individual described by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as an illegal immigrant.
According to information provided by DHS, the vehicle was driven intentionally towards the ICE officer. The specifics regarding the date and exact location of the incident within Chicago were not provided in the available summary. Further details about the circumstances leading up to the vehicle striking the officer are also not detailed.
The condition of the injured ICE officer was not specified. Information regarding any subsequent actions taken against the driver, including whether the individual was apprehended or what charges, if any, were filed, was also not included in the summary. The summary does not mention any names of individuals involved or specific agencies other than ICE and DHS.
The reporting of this incident comes from DHS. No additional statements from local law enforcement agencies in Chicago or other federal bodies were provided in the summary. The narrative provided focuses solely on the stated facts of the officer’s injury and the description of the alleged perpetrator.
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