Federal charges have been filed against four individuals involved in the anti-ICE protests in Chicago over the weekend, according to court documents obtained by ABC News.The four defendants are being charged with assaulting and resisting officers outside the Broadview ICE facility during the multi-day protest on Saturday.

Federal authorities have used the arrest of Ray Collins and Jocelyne Robledo to argue that ICE agents have been endangered by protests.

The man “loved the simple pleasures in life: a weekly shopping trip to Stew Leonard’s on Saturday, pizza nights out with good friends, a walk with (his wife) and their golden retrievers.”

Authorities say the group conspired to ambush officers outside the Prairieland detention center in Alvarado. One officer was shot, and dozens of weapons were later seized.

Demonstrators gathered Saturday outside the ICE processing center in Broadview, voicing their opposition to a new immigration enforcement effort the Trump administration has named “Operation Midway Blitz.

An international biotechnology company that is headquartered in Connecticut is laying off 68 employees in the state.

Broadview officials said Tuesday they have opened three criminal investigations into actions by ICE agents and the Department of Homeland Security around their facility in the west suburbs.

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