Court Tightens Oversight of Trump's Immigration Crackdown in Chicago. A U.S. court has stepped up its oversight of President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown in Chicago, ordering a top Border Patrol official to appear daily in court and provide detailed reports on the use of force by his agents. The order follows footage showing federal officers using tear gas on protesters and bystanders during enforcement operations in immigrant neighborhoods. The court also demanded body-camera footage and full documentation of every incident involving force. The move comes as part of a lawsuit accusing the administration of violating constitutional rights during "Operation Midway Blitz," which has faced criticism for its aggressive tactics. The presiding judge said recent videos raise serious concerns about excessive force, noting that children and residents were caught in the crossfire of tear gas during a neighborhood parade. Federal agencies have been told to hand over all reports and footage by the end of the week, as the court continues to review whether the operation is being carried out within legal bounds. Instructions: THIS VIDEO MUST NOT BE EDITED FOR LENGTH TO COMBINE WITH OTHER CONTENT