As President Donald Trump’s ramped up Border Patrol action hits city after city, Chicago’s immigration-focused community organizers are following.

Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino has left Chicago after two months of controversial enhanced immigration operations.

Heavily blurred videos, which police officials initially blocked from being released, confirm that officers initially were told not to respond to a confrontation between federal agents and protesters.

Multiple sources confirm that Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino, who's been the face of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement operations in the area since they began in September, is leaving Chicago.

Chicago’s immigrant communities have been griped by fear due to the recent crackdown, but one defiant couple bucks the trend.

They say they’re deporting the worst of the worst,” one protester said. “But day laborers are the best of the best.”