Chicago children traumatized by immigration raid, tear gas

In Chicago, children and families have been traumatized by an immigration enforcement action involving tear gas. In early October, a white SUV rolled through Logan Square, a historically Hispanic neighborhood that's been gentrifying for years. Masked federal agents threw tear gas canisters from the window and parents rushed to protect their children. The action was part of the Trump administration immigration crackdown. Residents, including U.S. citizens and people with permission to live or work here, say they are terrified, worried about being targeted. Teachers and community members are struggling to reassure children while dealing with their own fears. The community remains on edge, with many questioning their safety and future.