Secret Service officials said the agents clearly identified themselves, and even left business cards with the principal after they were turned away. "Agents identified themselves to the school ...

“No business card would just say DHS,” an agent told NBC Chicago’s Patrick Fazio. “It’s either both USSS and DHS, or just USSS.” Further, the Secret Service statement from Friday said ...

Law enforcement officers met with resistance outside a Chicago elementary school on Friday were actually with the Secret Service, not ICE as previously believed. Chicago Public Schools officials ...

Secret Service agents went to Hamline Elementary School ... Agents identified themselves to the school principal and provided business cards with their contact information," the spokesman stated ...

The agents were from the Secret Service Chicago Field Office ... “Agents identified themselves to the school principal and provided business cards with their contact information,” the ...

Secret Service Agents, Not ICE, Visited Chicago School ... “Agents identified themselves to the school principal and provided business cards with their contact information,” the statement ...

A spokesman for the Secret Service said the agents identified themselves to the school principal, provided business cards with their contact information and left the school without incident.

Many questions remain about what happened at Hamline Elementary when Chicago Public Schools mistook Secret Service agents for ...

The officials identified themselves as Secret Service agents and left their business card for school leadership to call them, he said. “The U.S. Secret Service does not investigate or enforce ...

The agents were from the Secret Service Chicago Field Office ... "Agents identified themselves to the school principal and provided business cards with their contact information," the statement ...

But it turned out they were US Secret Service agents pursuing an investigation. Around 11:15 a.m., the agents attempted to enter Hamline Elementary School, Chicago Public Schools’ Chief ...

The officials identified themselves as Secret Service agents and left their business cards for school leadership to call them, he said. “The U.S. Secret Service does not investigate or enforce ...