Chicago police set directives for collecting evidence on ICE agents suspected of breaking the law

Chicago police have finally issued guidelines on how to collect and retain evidence against federal immigration agents suspected of violating state law, six months after a mayoral executive order directing them to do so. Much of the new guidance refers to existing department policies, and clarifies that regular police work, such as rendering medical aid and using body cameras, shouldn’t stop — even if federal agents are considered crime suspects. Cops are directed to record incidents involving…