Portland Mayor Demands ICE Leave City Following Protest Gas Incident

Portland Mayor Orders ICE to Leave City Following Tear Gas Incident

The mayor of Portland, Oregon, has issued a demand for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to leave the city. The request comes after federal agents used tear gas on protesters outside an ICE facility in the city.

According to reports, the protesters were demonstrating against the presence of ICE in Portland. The incident involved children and other individuals being affected by the use of tear gas.

The mayor has stated that those who continue to work for ICE should resign. This comes as a response to the actions taken by federal agents during the protest.

Additionally, union workers have been protesting outside an ICE facility in the city, with some reports indicating the use of crowd control munitions by federal officers.

The incident has sparked concerns about public safety and the presence of law enforcement agencies in the city.

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