A comprehensive report on Operation Midway Blitz has been unveiled by a federal judge in Chicago.

The document spans over 200 pages, delving into significant details.

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Judge Sarah Ellis has highlighted numerous instances where she believes the Department of Homeland Security’s account was misleading.

The report, which is 233 pages long, scrutinizes evidence submitted for a preliminary injunction issued earlier this month. This injunction had limited the actions of agents against demonstrators and media personnel.

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This week, an appeals court has temporarily halted the order as the Trump administration’s appeal is under review.

The report pointing to an incident outside the Broadview processing center on September 19, where pepper balls and tear gas were deployed to a crowd.

Judge Ellis said she did not find the defendant’s evidence and witnesses credible.

The report also noted that in one instance, an agent asked ChatGPT to create their use of force reports based off a brief sentence and several images.

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The court says this “further undermines the credibility and may explain the inaccuracy of these reports when viewed in the light of body worn camera footage.”

ABC7 reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for comment. We are waiting to hear back.