Throughout Friday, a small crowd kept vigil outside the ICE facility. By evening, numbers were beginning to grow — setting up the potential for another active night.
PORTLAND, Ore. — After Border Patrol agents shot two people during a traffic stop on Thursday, protesters gathered outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland’s South Waterfront, venting their frustrations with the Trump administration and the way it has wielded immigration enforcement.
As of late Friday evening, the crowd has doubled in size from Thursday, with a KGW reporter on the ground seeing about 200 people, with one federal agent holding at least one firearm, car honks
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