Demonstrators across the country are calling for a national shutdown that includes "no shopping, no school, and no work" on Friday.

Hundreds of protesters spent hours in the cold and snow on Friday evening in downtown Chicago for an "ICE out" rally against the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.

A nationwide boycott called “National Shutdown Day" is taking shape today. Here’s what’s happening in Chicago.

Hundreds faced the cold and snow in Chicago on Sunday to take part in two large protests downtown against Illinois-born ICU nurse Alex Pretti's killing by federal agents in Minneapolis.

One day after a deadly shooting in Minnesota involving federal agents, demonstrators rallied in the Loop at Congress Plaza.

More demonstrations were planned for Sunday in Chicago after a man was shot and killed by federal agents in Minneapolis the day before.

Seven people were arrested at a protest at a West Loop Target store Thursday, Chicago police said.

A group of protesters gathered in sub-zero wind chills in Chicago for an “emergency action” Saturday afternoon after a man was shot and killed by federal officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota earlier that morning.

Protesters tried to block vehicles Friday outside a federal immigration enforcement building in suburban Chicago, leading to a confrontation with authorities who used a chemical agent to disperse the crowd.