Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson joined and led a downtown rally on January 25 calling for the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after a fatal Minneapolis shooting that sparked nationwide protests. (nbcchicago.com) He addressed the ICE Out of Everywhere demonstration near Ida B. Wells Drive and Michigan Avenue, framing the march as solidarity with victims and opposition to recent federal raids. (nbcchicago.com) Johnson had earlier endorsed the slogan Abolish ICE in the city’s snowplow naming contest and in October issued an executive order declaring certain city properties ICE-free zones. (news.wttw.com) His public stance has intensified debate over local-federal authority and immigration enforcement.