Police arrest protesters outside of ICE center in Poland
The demonstration was part of nationwide protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown and the deployment of the National Guard. Hundreds of protesters marched to the detention facility, blocking the road in front of the building. Federal agents responded with tear gas, smoke canisters, and pepper balls to disperse the crowd.
At least seven individuals were arrested during the demonstration, with two released hours later. Portland police said that two more people were detained later that day, including one who was carrying a can of chemical spray and a collapsible metal baton.
On the same day, a federal judge temporarily blocked the deployment of the National Guard in Portland pending further arguments in a lawsuit filed by the state and city.
Trump also authorized the dispatch of National Guardsmen to Chicago on Saturday, where border patrol officers were reportedly “boxed in by ten cars,” according to the Department of Homeland Security. Federal agents said they shot and wounded a female driver who was armed.
Protests outside an ICE processing facility in Broadview, near Chicago, also erupted into clashes with police, resulting in several arrests.
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