By Julia Ainsley and Laura Strickler Federal authorities plan to surge agents to Chicago starting next week to scale up operations to arrest unauthorized immigrants, two federal law enforcement officials told NBC News on Thursday. The plans involve Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Border Patrol and other federal agencies, the officials said. Chicago, a Democratic-run city, has policies that keep local police from asking about immigration status, which is a federal matter. The city does not partner with ICE and says doing so would harm efforts by local police to fight crime by making people afraid to contact or cooperate with officers. The
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