Overview
- Mayor Katrina Thompson said her goal is to permanently close the ICE facility, even as she upheld new restrictions on protest hours and zones.
- A CBS legal analyst said the mayor lacks authority to shut down a federal facility.
- Protesters argued the 6 p.m. cutoff suppresses free-speech rights and urged the village to rescind the orders.
- Speakers described recent confrontations with Illinois State Police after the curfew and referenced a viral video showing Rev. David Black struck by pepper balls.
- Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle praised Broadview's stance, while Thompson thanked law enforcement and noted many demonstrators are not village residents.