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University of Washington data shows at least 2,125 people arrested last fall, a massive spike in ICE enforcement.
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Oregon lawmakers have approved a bill that would require schools to provide notice when ICE officers are spotted on campus.
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Oregon state Democratic lawmakers approved a measure on Thursday that would prevent federal immigration officers from wearing masks. The measure is a response to the Trump administration’s nationwide deportation efforts.
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Eugene’s police auditor says officers did not violate sanctuary law earlier this year when they helped several cars leave the downtown Federal Building during an anti-ICE protest.
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A head covering that originated in Nazi-occupied Norrway in the 1940s has re-emerged as an anti-ICE symbol, including at a protest held Thursday in Eugene.
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U.S. immigration agents in Oregon must stop arresting people without warrants unless there's a likelihood of escape, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
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U.S. District Court Judge Michael Simon ruled that the judiciary has a “responsibility that it may not shirk.”
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In Springfield, hundreds of people gathered outside City Hall for a protest against ICE. And outside the federal building in Eugene, protesters lined the streets holding signs and eliciting honks in support from passing drivers.
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A court filing by the Department of Homeland Security confirms suspicions that the agency wants to put an ICE detention facility at the Newport Airport.
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The family’s detainment marks the first confirmed detainment of an entire family in Oregon, advocates say.
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Anti-ICE protests continued at the Federal Building in downtown Eugene Saturday.
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The Department of Homeland Security said its agent shot at gang members in self-defense. Hundreds protested at Portland’s ICE facility, and hundreds more held a vigil at City Hall.