愤怒的反ICE抗议者向联邦探员投掷雪球以保护芝加哥Tren de Argua帮派成员，国土安全部称

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美国国土安全部称，芝加哥反ICE抗议者试图通过投掷石块和雪球保护的非法移民，是一名涉嫌参与Tren de Aragua帮派活动的成员。该移民在联邦探员试图逮捕时驾车撞击执法车辆并逃逸，最终藏匿于民宅。抗议人群与探员发生冲突，投掷杂物袭击，当地警方以伊利诺伊州信托法案为由拒绝协助联邦移民执法。该委内瑞拉籍移民曾于2023年4月非法入境后被拜登政府释放并获得临时保护身份，但上月身份已被终止，现面临驱逐程序。

国土安全部周一表示，芝加哥反ICE抗议者试图通过向联邦探员投掷石块和雪球来保护的非法移民，是一名涉嫌Tren de Aragua帮派成员，他在探员试图逮捕他时驾车撞击了执法人员。

据国土安全部称，ICE在伊利诺伊州埃尔金市一条积雪的住宅街道上发生的临时骚乱后逮捕了路易斯·耶稣·阿科斯塔·古铁雷斯——他是在前总统乔·拜登任期内进入美国的。数十名抗议者向追捕古铁雷斯的联邦探员投掷石块、瓶子和冰雪球。

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涉嫌Tren de Aragua帮派成员路易斯·耶稣·阿科斯塔·古铁雷斯在周六芝加哥郊区的混战中被ICE逮捕。国土安全部

移民探员曾试图对古铁雷斯进行交通拦截，但他驾车撞上了该机构的一辆车辆，导致其撞向一棵树。

随后他徒步逃离车祸现场，并把自己关在陌生人的公寓里。

这名来自委内瑞拉的非法移民随后走到阳台上与ICE探员交谈，探员试图让他离开公寓投降。

与此同时，一大群反ICE抗议者聚集起来，开始用雪球和其他投掷物袭击探员，但国土安全部表示，当地警察“拒绝”协助保护他们。

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数十名反ICE抗议者在联邦探员试图逮捕古铁雷斯时围攻他们，用石块、瓶子和雪球投掷。X/@KimKatieUSA

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埃尔金警察局在这起混乱冲突发生后立即在Facebook上发表声明证实了这一点。

“埃尔金警察局将继续响应任何服务呼叫，并在《伊利诺伊州信任法案》的参数范围内采取适当行动，该法案禁止埃尔金警官协助联邦移民执法行动。”

经过数小时的谈判，古铁雷斯被拘留，这不是他第一次与移民当局发生冲突。

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国土安全部表示，古铁雷斯故意驾车撞向ICE车辆，导致其撞向一棵树。国土安全部

他于2023年4月非法入境后在边境被捕，但被拜登政府释放——并额外授予他临时保护身份（TPS）。

“这名涉嫌TdA帮派成员不仅被拜登政府释放到我国，还获得了临时保护身份，”国土安全部助理部长特里西娅·麦克劳克林在一份声明中表示。

“这再次凸显了拜登政府对允许进入该国的数百万外国人的严重缺乏审查。”

古铁雷斯的TPS于上个月终止，国土安全部表示他现在面临驱逐程序。

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Q根据文章，抗议者试图保护的非法移民是谁？

ALuis Jesus Acosta Gutierrez，一名涉嫌Tren de Aragua帮派成员的非法移民。

Q抗议者使用了哪些物品袭击联邦探员？

A抗议者向联邦探员投掷了石块、瓶子和冰雪球。

Q为什么当地警察没有协助联邦探员？

A当地警察依据伊利诺伊州的《信任法案》拒绝协助联邦移民执法行动。

QGutierrez是如何进入美国的？

A他于2023年4月非法进入美国，后被拜登政府释放并授予临时保护身份（TPS）。

QGutierrez目前面临什么法律程序？

A他的临时保护身份已被终止，目前正面临驱逐出境的程序。

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