After a car struck a crowd protesting the immigration and customs enforcement ( ICE ) department in downtown Chicago on Tuesday evening, a 66-year-old woman reportedly suffered a broken arm and a facial injury. A red coupe can be seen speeding through the protesters in a movie that has since gone viral on social media websites and almost striking several people. Before the car left the scene without halt, protesters were seen briefly pursuing and striking it. When the vehicle barrelling down the street struck her, fracturing her left arm, the lady, who is now Heather Blair, was returning house. According to Blair, she was taken to Northwest Memorial Hospital for treatment. Because the vehicle was speeding, Blair said,” I thought it was a harsh work.” We didn’t want to be involved in any violence, and it seemed like it was getting a little cooled. The authorities stated that they are still conducting an investigation. Following a wave of immigration attacks, huge rallies erupted in important US cities last week as the Trump presidency tries to fulfill his campaign pledge to arrest refugees using forceful actions. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said,” President Trump promised to carry out the largest size imprisonment campaign in British history and left-wing unrest does not hinder him in that work.”
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