This simply cannot stand.

Heavily armed officers from several federal agencies locked down a strip mall in a fraudulent-document bust Tuesday, scaring residents and triggering an angry rally at one of Little Village’s busiest intersections that lasted into the evening. “Soldiers bombarded our neighborhood,” said Baltazar Enriquez, 30, a lifelong Little Village resident. “It looked like they were marching into Iraq.”

I’ve been writing about police brutality and the developing police state. This is not the first time that Chicago law enforcement has done this. It is intuitionally designed to suppress the coming political activities in May.