The FBI says Chicago law enforcement and federal agencies conducted “Operation New Dawn” over about 60 days, resulting in 305 arrests and the recovery of 24 kidnapped or missing children. Fox News reports that 11 federal agencies took part in the operation, described as a coordinated, whole-of-government effort targeting violent crime and crimes involving children. The New York Post similarly reports the figures, presenting the operation as a large-scale federal crackdown under the initiative name. While the provided summaries emphasize the overall outcomes—arrests and child recoveries—none of the excerpts specify the types of offenses charged in the arrests or the demographic details of the recovered children. The FBI’s announcement, as reported across the outlets, highlights the multi-agency participation and the operational timeframe, stating that the results are part of a broader effort to locate missing children and pursue suspected offenders in Chicago. The specific breakdown of arrest categories and case details is not included in the supplied summaries.