Happening now escalating tensions, a tense standoff in Chicago, a car chase and crash involving federal agents.

And there's video, you see it right here.

This morning, the Illinois governor is calling ICE an out-of-control danger to our peaceful communities.

Plus, a threat Israel is telling the United Nations that it will limit or delay

how many humanitarian shipments, humanitarian shipments it will allow into Gaza as fury grows over

the limited number of deceased hostages released by Hamas. And then later, ATM scam,

the Situation Room Special Report into how Americans are losing millions,

with even police unable to get victims their money back.

Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world.

I'm Pamela Brown.

Wolitzer is off today, and you're in the Situation Room.

Thank you. and you're in the situation room. And we begin with public anger building in Chicago this morning as the Trump administration escalates its immigration crackdown. This is security camera footage showing the moment federal agents yesterday crashed into a car.

They say was being driven by an undocumented immigrant.

Now, Homeland Security says the car hit them first.

That led to this.

Dozens of protesters descended on that scene of the accident leading to a chaotic confrontation.

The tent standoff spiraled after officials say objects were thrown at them, forcing the deployment

of tear gas that further inflamed tensions with residents.

There's absolutely no reason to have this kind of chaos happening in our communities, putting

people at risk, putting people in harm's

way, and just exacerbating the fear that people feel right now.

Today, two people accused of hitting a federal agent's car in Chicago earlier this month

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