The Chicago Public School said its official claimed that the immigration agent went to a school on Friday, which caused people to worry about the New White House government.

Agent from Hamlin Elementary School is actually a member of the US Special Service, not the immigration and customs law enforcement bureau (ICE) initially called by regional officials.

A Special Service spokesman said that they were "investigating the recent Tiktok ban to threaten to one of our protectors" and first went to a family next to the school, and then went to the school itself.

"The Special Service Bureau does not investigate or executes immigration affairs," Anthony Gugliemi, spokesman for the Special Service Bureau, said in a statement to NBC Chicago.

Public school in Chicago said that two federal agents were not allowed to enter the school, so they left without entering.

The school district said that "officials follow the established agreement to ensure the safety of students" and contacted the Legal Department and the Security Guarantee Office of the Chicago Public School.

"Although this is a misunderstanding for the specific departments of the Ministry of Land and Safety, the school's response shows that our system and community organizations have been prepared to ensure the safety of our students and faculty employees. "

This wrong report was released less than a week after President Donald Trump worked on Monday, and Trump has been committed to expelled from those who have not authorized in the United States.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson wrote on social media on Friday night that this is the behavior of the Special Service, not ICE, trying to reduce fear and eliminate confusion.

Johnson wrote on X: "We understand that many people are currently scared. Chicago is still a city with enthusiastic hospitality and is committed to protecting every resident."

Johnson said in a statement: "Although the people in the city are worried about strengthening immigration law enforcement, individuals must not spread unconfirmed information, so as not to cause fear throughout the city."

On the first day of his office, Trump signed an administrative order that announced that the US -Mexico border entered a state of emergency state. Another order signed by Trump aims to terminate the innate citizenship, but federal judges temporarily prevented the order.

On Wednesday, Trump signed an order to instruct the Ministry of Land and Security, the Ministry of Justice, and the State Council to "take all necessary actions to immediately expel, repatriate and clear the illegal foreigners in the southern border of the United States."