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The Department of Justice is appealing orders from two separate federal judges that both restricted the use of crowd control devices at the ICE facility.
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A federal judge in Oregon ruled Monday that he would continue to strictly limit federal law enforcement’s use of tear gas and other crowd control weapons on protesters outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland.
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Six agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement surrounded Maria Trinidad Loya Medina's car in Albany's Big 5 parking lot on Jan. 10, broke the car’s window and arrested her. She’s been detained at the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma ever since.
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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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Newport officials say the fight isn’t over until Immigration and Customs Enforcement can permanently promise that no detention center is coming to Newport.
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The federal government looked at Coos County as a possible spot for an immigrant detention center but the idea appears to have stalled for now after a wave of public consternation.
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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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Dispatch records and a police report obtained by OPB describe an event where an armed ICE officer in Portland called 911 and stated "I’m going to have to shoot this kid" in the fall of 2025.
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The Trump administration still can’t enforce its new noise rules near the Eugene Federal Building, a judge in Oregon ruled Friday.
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The FBI has released video from a Jan. 30 protest at the Eugene Federal Building.