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Multiple walkout events are happening across the state Tuesday as part of a nationwide protest against the Trump administration.
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More than a thousand people braved below-freezing weather to celebrate civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. Monday morning in Eugene. And this year, the annual march saw combined efforts.
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Protesters rallied in Eugene Saturday against the United States’ military intervention in Venezuela.
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Oregon military officials say that National Guard members remain deployed as of Wednesday.
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The lawsuit came the same day a federal judge issued a temporary injunction stopping efforts to relocate a U.S. Coast Guard rescue helicopter.
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The state Department of Justice says the Trump administration hasn’t met key requirements.
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Despite rain pouring and wind howling in Eugene, community members gathered along the Ferry Street Bridge chanting and holding signs that say “Immigrants welcome” and “No human being is illegal."
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The owner of the Alsi Resort Hotel in Bayshore has agreed not to sign a contract to house Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents after an hour-long negotiation Thursday with the Waldport city manager.
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Local governments in Oregon have struggled with the extent to which they should resist or comply with increasingly aggressive federal immigration policy, but one town took a different approach.
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Paulino Martin San Pedro’s family spoke about his deportation and increased ICE enforcement around Washington County.
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The multi-state lawsuit marks Rayfield’s 48th lawsuit against the federal government
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Newport residents unite after the Coast Guard helicopter vanishes and ICE detention rumors grow, raising safety fears for crabbers and immigrant families.