Law & Border in Chicago: Bergquam Exposes Chaos, ICE Steps In
Ben Bergquam, host of Law & Border on Real America’s Voice, has built his reputation covering the border crisis and the communities devastated by it. But this week, he took his cameras into the heart of Chicago — and what he captured shows a city unraveling in the wake of President Trump’s cleanup order.
The first video Bergquam posted unfolded in front of Trump Tower, where protesters armed with bullhorns and banners flooded the streets. Their chants weren’t subtle. “Donald Trump, you racist clown — immigrants will take you down!” they screamed, while others echoed the refrain “Illegals are welcome here.” The demonstrations, led by left-wing groups allied with Chicago’s Democrat leadership, quickly descended into chaos, blocking traffic and stranding commuters at bus stops.
“I do this so you don’t have to,” Bergquam told viewers, describing the mob as “cartel-supporting commies.” The city, he pointed out, had deployed hundreds of police officers to protect marchers who didn’t even have a permit, while residents were left furious and helpless. At one point, Bergquam highlighted a man in a keffiyeh scarf flipping him off — a raw snapshot of the hostility aimed not only at President Trump, but at anyone daring to document the spectacle.
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For Bergquam, the scene wasn’t just about a protest. It was a stark symbol of what Democrat leadership in Chicago has allowed: illegal immigrants openly threatening the President of the United States while local officials bend over backward to accommodate them. Even CPD officers, as Bergquam’s footage shows, admitted they had been pulled off violent crime duty to babysit demonstrators shouting anti-Trump slogans into megaphones.
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Then came part two. With the chaos in Chicago still fresh, Bergquam turned his camera toward the solution: ICE. Filming a new fleet of vehicles — “Rolling in the new ICE whips!” he posted — Bergquam underscored the stark contrast between the lawlessness in Chicago’s streets and the order being restored by federal immigration enforcement. With the classic “Bad Boys” theme playing in the background, he showed ICE’s deportation flights in motion, carrying illegal immigrants back to their home countries.
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“These flights make America safer,” an ICE official explained in the video, noting that roughly 80 percent of deportees are single adult males with criminal charges. From Harlingen, Texas to Alexandria, Louisiana, ICE’s operations are running daily, sending hundreds back to places like Guatemala and Honduras. It’s all part of President Trump’s renewed push to secure the homeland.
Bergquam framed it bluntly: on one side, Chicago Democrats are spending millions protecting mobs chanting for Trump’s downfall; on the other, ICE is quietly doing the hard work of deporting those who broke America’s laws. “God bless ICE. God bless President Trump. God bless America,” he said in both videos, echoing the frustration of working-class citizens who are tired of watching their cities collapse under the weight of lawlessness.
The contrast couldn’t be sharper. On Chicago’s streets, illegals and their allies march unchecked. In the skies above, ICE flights lift off daily, enforcing Trump’s mandate to clean house. Thanks to Bergquam’s reporting, America saw both sides — and the choice couldn’t be clearer.
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