As the Trump administration sets to begin large-scale deportations on Tuesday, the focus is centered on Chicago where significant immigration raids are anticipated. Communities are bracing for the fallout, with fears growing among food cart vendors and families within Chicago Public Schools. Migrant advocacy groups are assembling emergency plans, highlighting the vulnerabilities of over 14,000 non-citizens in the area. With reports indicating that ICE officers are preparing for a substantial operation across sanctuary cities, experts warn that the economic impact could be profound, potentially driving price increases and affecting local economies in regions like North Carolina and Iowa. Amid this tense atmosphere, immigrant communities are urged to understand their rights as they navigate the emerging threats of workplace raids and mass deportation operations.