Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Broadview ICE facility, resulting in multiple arrests and clashes with federal agents amid ongoing demonstrations against aggressive immigration enforcement tactics. The protests intensified after DHS Secretary Kristi Noem visited the site, drawing criticism from local officials who condemned her presence. Law enforcement established designated protest areas, yet incidents of violence emerged as protesters faced tear gas and pepper balls. The situation escalated with reports of excessive force, including the arrest of a 70-year-old veteran and local journalists documenting the unrest. Community leaders are calling for an end to ICE operations, describing the facility as an inhumane detention center lacking oversight. Amid the chaos, residents express concerns about their safety as they navigate the disturbing developments in their neighborhoods.