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Lawsuit Challenging Border Patrol’s Use of Force in Chicago Area Is Dropped

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December 3, 2025
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Lawsuit Challenging Border Patrol’s Use of Force in Chicago Area Is Dropped

The plaintiffs accused federal agents of “a pattern of extreme brutality.” Many agents have left the region, so lawyers said the suit was no longer needed.

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