Portland Mayor Demands ICE Leave City Following Federal Agent Incident

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Portland Mayor Calls for ICE to Leave City After Federal Agents Use Tear Gas on Protesters

Mayor of Portland, Oregon, has demanded that federal agents leave the city following an incident where tear gas was used on protesters, including children, at a union march near an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility.

According to reports, federal agents deployed tear gas during the protest, which took place near the ICE facility. The mayor’s office has since issued a statement calling for the federal agents to leave the city.

The incident occurred during a “Union Out” rally, where protesters gathered to demonstrate against the presence of ICE in Portland. The event drew attention from local officials and community leaders, who expressed concern over the use of tear gas on protesters.

City councilors have sought testimony from witnesses regarding the incident, with some expressing outrage over the use of tear gas by federal agents.

The mayor’s office has stated that they will continue to work towards finding a solution to address the concerns of local residents and community leaders.

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