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The General Services Administration issued a single-source contract in early April to build a barrier around the Federal building in Eugene.
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Federal officials announced arrests from two separate protest events on Tuesday.
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Several rallies were planned as part of a nationwide day of protest.
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Thousands of people turned out for an event in Springfield.
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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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Memo from independent auditor said police did not violate laws during Jan. 30 protest.
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The FBI has released video from a Jan. 30 protest at the Eugene Federal Building.
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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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Community members gathered at the Eugene federal building to continue protesting ICE and DHS.
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At a hearing Monday morning, U.S. District Court Judge Michael Simon said he expected to rule Tuesday on whether to grant a temporary restraining order that could curb when federal officers use force outside the Portland ICE building.
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Gov. Kotek, Mayor Knudson, Rep. Hoyle among a group that said increased federal scrutiny is likely coming after damage to federal property during a recent protest.
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For the second night in a row, federal agents used tear gas and other chemical agents to disperse protesters outside the Eugene Federal Building.