Chicago police have finally released new guidelines for handling suspected misconduct by federal immigration agents, six months after the mayor’s executive order demanded action. Officers must now record all encounters with ICE agents on body cameras, log complaints under a specific category, and identify high-ranking federal personnel on scene — all while maintaining regular policing duties. The policy clarifies that investigations follow existing procedures, with the mayor’s office stepping back from case reviews. Confusion over earlier drafts — including a disputed clause requiring mayoral approval for felony referrals — has been resolved. Immigrant advocates are closely watching, citing incidents like the alleged crash in Albany Park, as key moments that demand accountability. While the department now has a system to track complaints, public reporting remains unclear.
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