Mohammad Samra

How I walk the fine line between reporting responsibly and trying to be compassionate to grieving families chicago.suntimes.com/2023/12/28/239…

UIC student to attend State of the Union after father's deportation left him raising his younger sisters chicago.suntimes.com/immigration/20… via @MoSamra16

Good Samaritans sprang into action to save baby that fell into Belmont Harbor chicago.suntimes.com/news/2026/02/1… via @MoSamra16

“As of Saturday evening, the family said they had still not heard from anyone at a federal law enforcement agency about their son’s death.” apnews.com/article/immigr…

It's cold outside. How will the extreme cold affect Bears and Rams players? A doctor weighs in chicago.suntimes.com/bears/2026/01/… by @MoSamra16, @patrickfinley & Marie Mendoza

'How a mild-mannered suburban Chicago delivery driver transforms into Bearman.' @MoSamra16 reports. chicago.suntimes.com/bears/2026/01/…

@caspar__barnes @Independent Hi Caspar, yes I did film this video for the Sun-Times. Please reach out to Ashlee Rezin (arezin@suntimes.com) — she’d serve as a better point of contact for this request. Thank you!

@MoSamra16 Hi @MoSamra16, I'm a journalist for @Independent — did you film this video? If yes, can we use the footage on our platforms with full credit to you? Terms: bit.ly/4o29Nnn

A man was detained at Maple Lane and Jane Drive in Elgin Saturday after an hours-long standoff. Several canisters of tear gas deployed. Some protesters threw snow and water bottles at agents, others tossed canisters under cars or poured liquid on them to try and contain the gas.

Never fails 🚗-- 227 vehicles towed on first night of winter parking ban frustrating unaware motorists: 'It sucked' @MoSamra16 art from Anthony Vazquez chicago.suntimes.com/transportation…

O’Hare International Airport is predicting its busiest Thanksgiving week ever @MikePuenteNews @MoSamra16 @Suntimes chicago.suntimes.com/transportation…

Fatal Loop 'teen takeover' leaves families, peers reeling chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2025/11/… from @MoSamra16

Faith leaders and protesters are back out in Broadview singing this morning. The protest area has been restructured and a section of Beach Street that was previously blocked off is now available for protesters to gather.

@Ashlee_Rezin Currently, protesters are locking arms and singing as some continue to yell at officers. Just started singing “Sweet Home Chicago.”

@Ashlee_Rezin A faith leader was pulled from the crowd of protesters by a sheriff’s officer and detained in the street.

Protesters are outside the ICE processing facility in Broadview Friday morning. Chants of “Who do you protect, who do you serve?” toward Cook County Sheriff’s officers.