The recent shooting of Silverio Villegas González by ICE officers in Franklin Park, Illinois, has led to widespread outrage and demands for accountability. Witnesses and family members say González, who had just dropped off his children at school, was an undocumented immigrant with no criminal background. The incident occurred during an ICE traffic stop when González allegedly attempted to drive away, dragging an officer in the process. Critics, including Illinois Governor Pritzker and various Latino leaders, have condemned the lack of body cameras on ICE agents during such operations. Protests have erupted in Chicago and surrounding areas, with calls for investigations into the incident, highlighting tensions surrounding immigration enforcement under recent policies. Human Rights Watch and local lawmakers are also demanding transparency and accountability from ICE, as the situation raises questions about the use of force in immigration enforcement.