CHICAGO (WLS) -- A federal judge on Thursday said she is "profoundly concerned" that federal agents working on immigration enforcement in the Chicago area are violating restrictions put in place one week ago regarding the use of tear gas and other crowd control methods, based on reporting from ABC7 Chicago and other Chicago media outlets.

U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis ordered Chicago U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Field Office Director Russell Hott to appear in court on Monday, to answer questions about several incidents where agents were recorded using tear gas and other crowd control methods, and violations of Ellis' order were alleged.

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Judge Ellis also modified the already existing temporary restraining order, or TRO

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