Immigrant rights groups are preparing for rICE raids after President Trump promised to start his mass deportation plan in Chicago. Groups have been working for weeks to inform and educate people on their rights.

All eyes were on Chicago Tuesday morning as the looming threat of mass deportations of undocumented immigrants gained momentum with President Trump now back in office. The incoming administration has vowed to make Chicago ground zero for raids.

Immigration czar Tom Homan said Monday that Immigrations and Customs Enforcement had “pulled back” a reported Chicago operation, after news of the potential plan leaked over the weekend, but that Americans will see the agency in action “real soon.

The Revcom Corps for the Emancipation of Humanity Chicago has issued a call to action against what it describes as an impending wave of ICE raids and deportations in Chicago.

Chicago communities are on edge for possible ICE raids now that President Donald Trump is back in office. Prince Harry settles lawsuit with Murdoch papers after apology These Are The 7 Things Divorce

As reports of potential ICE raids in Chicago emerge, legal groups and community organizations are intensifying their preparedness efforts. In historically Hispanic neighborhoods like Pilsen, there's a concerted push to educate and protect immigrant communities.