Portland mayor calls for ICE departure after tear gas at peaceful protest
TL;DR
Portland's mayor demanded ICE leave the city after federal agents deployed tear gas and other munitions at demonstrators outside an ICE facility during a weekend protest described as peaceful, with thousands participating and families present; he announced a planned fee on facilities that use chemical agents and urged accountability from federal authorities, while state leaders condemned ICE involvement.
- Mayor of Portland, Oregon, demands ICE leave the city after federal agents tear gas protesters CBS News
- Federal agents use tear gas on Portland ‘ICE Out’ protesters, including children KOIN.com
- Portland mayor tells ICE to leave city after federal agents use tear gas on protesters The Hill
- Union workers protest ICE at Portland facility; City leaders decry use of tear gas KPTV
- Lawsuit expanded as Gray’s Landing accuses federal agents of reckless chemical munitions KATU
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