A Chicago mother and nursing student was left fearing for her family’s safety after video shows the moment she came home to find three alleged squatters inside her home – with two strangers lying in her bed, naked. 

Yanicee Miles, a 27-year-old mother of three, came home to find three strangers inside her first-floor Chicago apartment around 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, according to FOX 32. 

“Two weeks before, I got a call when I was at work, and they told me that somebody kicked down my door,” Miles said, adding that she did not expect to see anyone inside her home. 

When Miles arrived at her home on Sunday, she found the alleged squatters had returned – with two individuals making themselves at home in her bedroom.

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Cellphone video shows the moment Yanicee Miles, 27, arrived home to find three alleged squatters inside her apartment in Chicago on March 15, 2026. (FOX 32 Chicago)

“They were naked in my bed,” Miles added. 

Authorities were subsequently called to the residence, where they took a 46-year-old woman and a 63-year-old man on charges of misdemeanor criminal trespass, according to the outlet. 

Cellphone video obtained by FOX 32 shows the moment Miles confronted the alleged intruders as police worked to remove them from the apartment.

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Authorities were subsequently called to the residence, where they took a 46-year-old woman and a 63-year-old man on charges of misdemeanor criminal trespass, according to FOX 32. (FOX 32 Chicago)

At the time of the incident, Miles was already in the process of moving out of her apartment after it was broken into just a few weeks earlier.

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Cellphone video shows the moment Yanicee Miles, a 27-year-old nursing student and mother of three, came home to find three alleged squatters inside her Chicago apartment around 8:30 a.m. on March 15, 2026. (FOX 32 Chicago)

Immediately after the alleged break-in, the building was reportedly boarded up to keep out unwanted intruders. However, questions still remain regarding the apartment complex’s security measures, FOX 32 reported.

The property’s management company, Frontline Real Estate Partners, did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

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The situation left the mother of three girls rattled, and she believes similar incidents may be happening throughout the area. 

“I’m traumatized, honestly,” Miles told FOX 32.

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“I really pray, and I’m praying is what got me through all of it.”

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After hearing about the break-in, Chicago comedian and actor Dyon Brooks, known as “Mojo Brookzz,” reportedly funded Miles’ furnishing of a new home following the ordeal.

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“When I heard her story, it hit me — she’s a mother just trying to take care of her kids,” Brooks said in a statement to FOX 32. “I’m from Chicago, and this city has supported me in so many ways. It was only right for me to give back and help her get a fresh start. Nobody should have to go through that and then start over with nothing.”

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The Chicago Police Department did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

Illinois Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker said that Democrats should seek criminal prosecution against Trump administration and law enforcement officials who have “broken the law” if they were to gain control of the White House in 2028.

Pritzker, who is running for a third gubernatorial term, sat down for an interview with the New York Times in which he proposed Democrats adopt their own version of Project 2025 — the Heritage Foundation’s conservative policy blueprint for presidential administrations released in nearly every election cycle since the 1980s. Pritzker dubbed the Democrats’ counter “Project 2029,” urging it to be quickly implemented to “restore the rule of law.”

“I don’t think you can speak of it in shorthand, but we’ve got to restore the rule of law, and that means holding people accountable who’ve broken the law,” Pritzker said. “I’m talking about the people in this administration who’ve broken the law and federal agents who’ve broken the law.”

New York Times reporter Lulu Garcia-Navarro asked Pritzker whether this meant Trump officials and law enforcement agents would face criminal prosecution.

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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker speaks to members of the media at Manny’s Cafeteria and Delicatessen during a primary election in Chicago, Illinois, on Tuesday, March 17, 2026.  (Credit: Christopher Dilts / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“Criminally prosecuted, civilly prosecuted,” Pritzker said. “Whatever it is that we can do.”

Trump and Pritzker have been at odds over Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda for months.

Last October, Pritzker filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago. The lawsuit argued that the deployment of the National Guardsmen to the Windy City was “unconstitutional and/or unlawful.”

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents walk down a street during a multi-agency targeted enforcement operation in Chicago, Illinois, on Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025. President Donald Trump has pledged to carry out the largest deportation effort in U.S. history, vowing to ultimately deport all people living in the country without legal status. (Christopher Dilts / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

U.S. District Judge April Perry issued a temporary restraining order preventing the deployment of National Guard troops to the state as the lawsuit worked its way through the legal system. The Supreme Court also upheld Perry’s decision. The Trump administration withdrew federal troops from the state in January.

Pritzker and Trump have also clashed over the tactics used by federal immigration enforcement agents in Illinois. Pritzker has accused federal agents of “waging war on our people” and “acting like jackbooted thugs.”

U.S. President Donald Trump attends a tour of a Thermo Fisher Scientific facility in Reading, Ohio, on March 11, 2026. Trump is highlighting his administration’s push to lower drug prices at the biotechnology and pharmaceutical company. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)

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The Trump administration faces another lawsuit stemming from accusations of immigration enforcement agents’ alleged misconduct during Operation Midway Blitz in Chicago. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit accused federal agents of violating protesters’ constitutional rights through their use of tear gas and force. District Judge Sara Ellis issued a preliminary injunction barring federal agents’ use of force and tear gas on protesters, but an appeals court overturned her decision earlier this month.

Fox News Digital reached out to Pritzker’s office and the White House for comment.

The Trump administration filed a lawsuit Friday against Harvard University, alleging that it failed to protect Jewish and Israeli students by essentially enabling antisemitism on campus in the wake of the Oct. 7, 2023, attack against Israel by Hamas. 

The 44-page lawsuit, filed in Massachusetts, is the latest in an ongoing battle between the White House and the Ivy League school. The complaint alleges that Harvard has tolerated antisemitic mobs comprised of students, faculty members and visitors opposed to Israel and has acted with indifference by selectively enforcing its campus rules to permit the continuation of the harassment.

“Harvard University has failed to protect its Jewish students from harassment and has allowed discrimination to wreak havoc on its campus,” a White House spokesperson told Fox News. “President Trump is committed to ensuring every student can pursue their academic goals in a safe environment.”

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The Trump administration is seeking to recover billions of taxpayer dollars from Harvard University in a new lawsuit against the elite institution.  (Getty Images)

The administration is seeking to recover billions of taxpayer dollars given to the elite university by federal agencies. 

“Since October 7th, 2023, too many of our educational institutions have allowed anti-Semitism to flourish on campus – Harvard included,” said Attorney General Pam Bondi. “Today’s litigation underscores the Trump Administration’s commitment to demanding better from our nation’s schools and putting an end to discriminatory behavior that harms students.”

In a statement to Fox News Digital, a Harvard spokesperson said the university “cares deeply” about its Jewish and Israeli students and remains committed to making sure they are embraced and respected.  

The Harvard Crimson sports crest on banners at the Harvard University Athletics Complex in Boston, Massachusetts, on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. (Sophie Park/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“Our actions illustrate this. Harvard has taken substantive, proactive steps to address the root causes of antisemitism and actively enforces anti-harassment and anti-discrimination rules and policies on campus,” the statement said. “We also have enhanced training and education on antisemitism for students, faculty, and staff and launched programs to promote civil dialogue and respectful disagreement inside and outside the classroom. Harvard’s efforts demonstrate the very opposite of deliberate indifference.”

The school said it will continue to prioritize such work and defend itself, calling the lawsuit “yet another pretextual and retaliatory action by the administration for refusing to turn over control of Harvard to the federal government.”

Friday’s lawsuit is another in the protracted battle between Havard and President Donald Trump. In June, the administration said a civil rights investigation had led to a formal finding that Harvard tolerated antisemitism.

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Anti-Israel demonstrators gather with Palestinian flags at Harvard University for a rally in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Oct. 14, 2023. (Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images)

“Harvard remained deliberately indifferent to a level of hostility on its campus so well-known across the nation that members of Congress were writing about it,” government lawyers wrote. “Harvard also intentionally refused to enforce its campus rules — rules it enforced against others — when the victims were Jews or Israelis. This sent the clear message to Harvard’s Jewish and Israeli community that the indifference was not an accident; they were being intentionally excluded and effectively denied equal access to educational opportunities.”

Last year, the school sued the Trump administration over the freezing of federal funds. A judge blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to freeze Harvard’s federal funds.

The Internal Revenue Service was also considering stripping Harvard of its tax-exempt status.

Harvard is slated to receive more than $2.6 billion from the Department of Health and Human Services, the Justice Department said. 

In February, the Trump administration said it was seeking to recover $1 billion in damages from Harvard, the main target in its attempt to leverage federal funding in order to crack down on antisemitism on college campuses. 

Anti-Israel demonstrators seen at Harvard. (Getty Images )

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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said institutions that take taxpayer funds are obligated to protect civil rights. 

“We hold Harvard accountable on the principle that antisemitism has no place in any program funded by the American people,” he said. 

New developments are emerging every day in the ongoing tension in West Asia and Iran’s war with Israel and America. America has expressed its displeasure over the blockade imposed by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz. Whereas Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mujtaba Khamenei has congratulated Muslims around the world on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr. Along with this, he has accused America and Israel of making false conspiracies against Iran. Know five big updates related to Iran war-

America is sending three warships to the Middle East

Amid the ongoing conflict with Iran, America’s Pentagon is sending three warships and thousands of additional marines to the Middle East. However, US President Donald Trump says that he will not deploy troops on the ground in Iran.

The three warships being sent by America to the Middle East include USS Boxer and two amphibious assault ready warships. Apart from this, the Pentagon is also deploying about 2,200 to 2,500 Marine soldiers of the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit.

Mujtaba Khamenei’s message to Iran

On the occasion of Persian New Year and Eid-ul-Fitr, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has given a congratulatory message to the countrymen. Along with this, he also took on America and Israel and threatened them. Mujtaba Khamenei said that last year the people of Iran faced three major military and security related conflicts.

He alleged that the enemies tried to spread an atmosphere of fear in the country by attacking Iran, but they could not prevail in their intentions. We are fully prepared to fight global arrogance beyond missiles and drone attacks.

Trump scolded NATO countries

US President Donald Trump has expressed displeasure at NATO countries over the increase in crude oil prices amid the global oil crisis. Trump said that America is fighting alone in the war against Iran and NATO member countries are not supporting it. Now that the threat has subsided, they are complaining about oil prices, but are not ready to help in opening the Strait of Hormuz. These people are cowards and we will remember them.

IRGC top commander Naini killed

According to the report of Iran’s government news channel, Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) spokesperson Ali Mohammad Naini has been killed in a joint action taken by America and Israel. His death came just hours after he threatened to challenge claims of a US naval presence in the Gulf.

Sri Lanka did not give landing permission to America’s fighter jet

At the same time, amidst the war with Iran, the Asian country Sri Lanka refused to allow the American fighter jet to land on its land. Sri Lankan President Anura Kumar Dissanayake said in his country’s Parliament that in the beginning of March, the government had refused permission for two US fighter planes to land at the country’s Mattala International Airport.

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