Video: Chicago native says armed agents abducted him and questioned citizenship
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CHICAGO (WGN) — In a startling incident on a Chicago street, a U.S. citizen claims he was forcefully taken by armed Border Patrol agents in the middle of the day this past Wednesday.

The individual, identified only as Angel, recounted that he was en route to his cousin’s residence in South Chicago when an unfamiliar vehicle pulled up next to him, and agents forcibly brought him inside.

“I didn’t recognize who was in the vehicles as they drove by,” remarked Angel, opting to withhold his last name for privacy reasons.

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