Four Arrested During Protests Outside ICE Facility in Broadview (Broadview, IL) – Authorities reported four arrests Saturday evening during demonstrations outside the federal facility in Broadview used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
According to a statement from the Unified Command, which coordinated law enforcement response, the arrests occurred throughout the day Saturday, Nov. 1, as protesters gathered near the site.
Three individuals arrested — Gregory Burkey, 31, Laura Doligosa, 40, and Phillip Kasper, 37 — on charges of resisting, disorderly conduct, and disobeying a police officer.
A fourth individual, Aaron Roach, 51, was taken into custody by the Broadview Police Department and charged with simple assault and disorderly conduct.
Officials did not immediately release additional details about the incidents leading to the arrests or the total number of demonstrators present.
The facility, located near 25th Avenue and Roosevelt Road, has been the site of recurring protests by immigrant rights groups and community activists calling for an end to ICE detention operations in Illinois.
Law enforcement agencies said operations at the facility were not disrupted and that public safety measures remain in place as demonstrations continue.
Four Arrested During Protests Outside ICE Facility in Broadview
