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The court order nearly guarantees that Democrats will win a House seat in the state next year.

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Diplomats are looking at ways to move Kyiv’s application forward despite Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s veto.

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(NewsNation) — Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino and his team of agents are slated to leave Chicago to continue what the Department of Homeland Security officials have called an “at-large” mission in the United States, sources confirmed to NewsNation.

It was unclear where the team would be headed after it leaves Chicago, the sources said. Bovino said in a sworn deposition that he oversees more than 200 Border Patrol agents who were assigned to the Chicago area in early September. Since then, DHS officials have reported more than 3,000 arrests as part of the federal presence, dubbed “Operation Midway Blitz.”

The operation has involved multiple federal agencies, some of which are slated to remain in Chicago, according to sources. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which has been in Chicago for decades, will not be leaving the city.

The date of Bovino’s departure, along with the reassignment of Border Patrol agents, is yet to be determined, the sources told NewsNation.

DHS officials did not confirm the departure and instead said the ongoing mission in Chicago will continue.

Bovino, who has remained the face of the federal presence in Chicago, told NewsNation last week that Border Patrol agents have “received a lot of thanks” from local residents and immigrants who are in the United States legally.

“They’re concerned that individuals who come to the United States (illegally) commit crimes, and I think people are beginning to realize that illegal immigration is not a victimless crime,” Bovino said.

Bovino has remained a main target of elected officials in Illinois, namely Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. On Monday, Pritzker responded to a photo of Bovino and Border Patrol agents posing in front of Chicago’s iconic Cloud Gate sculpture, where Block Club Chicago reported an agent yelled, “Everyone say, Little Village,” before a photo was taken.

In a social media post, Pritzker said, “Making fun of our neighborhoods and communities is disgusting.” A spokesperson for Pritzker’s office did not respond to a request for comment from NewsNation on Monday after Bovino invited Pritzker to join him in the city’s Little Village neighborhood Tuesday.

Little Village has remained a flashpoint of clashes between federal agents and residents throughout the ongoing federal operation. Bovino was captured on video throwing a canister of tear gas into a crowd of protesters, which drew the ire of U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis, who had previously issued a temporary restraining order, limiting the use of force by federal agents.

Last week, Ellis extended the order with an extensive injunction and ruled that Bovino had lied under oath about being hit in the head with a rock before throwing the canister of tear gas. On Monday, attorneys for the Trump administration filed an appeal seeking to have a stay issued in response to Ellis’ order.

“Greg Bovino and his masked agents are not here to make Chicago safer,” the governor wrote. “… They are posing for photo ops and producing reality TV moments.”