A viral video circulating online shows a tense moment at a suburban Chicago high school where a student holding a sign reading “I Love ICE” was confronted and punched by another student during what appears to have been an anti-ICE protest or walkout on campus.
According to reports, the student with the sign was allegedly the only person openly supporting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the demonstration. Another student approached him, exchanged words, and the situation quickly escalated into physical violence, which was captured on camera by bystanders.
It remains unclear whether school officials or local authorities have confirmed the full details of the altercation or if disciplinary action has been taken against the students involved.
The clip has since spread widely across social media, sparking heated debates about free speech, political tensions among students, and violence in schools.