Feds target ride-share drivers at Chicago's O’Hare: ‘They didn’t focus on anybody who didn’t look Mexican’
Wednesday, October 15th 2025, 9:30:00 pm
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CHICAGO —In a parking lot just outside O’Hare International Airport on Monday afternoon, a man prayed next to his car as a plane took off. The parking lot, just east of the airport’s Terminal 5, is where Uber and Lyft drivers wait for the ride-share apps to assign them passengers. There, the drivers make phone calls and eat lunch. Sometimes, they pray. Last Friday, Border Patrol officers ...
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