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Federal agents use tear gas against ICE protesters in Salem, Oregon

Federal agents used tear gas against protesters in Salem, Oregon, during an incident involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) vehicles on the morning of October 10. The confrontation occurred after approximately 30 demonstrators used their vehicles to block ICE transport near Lancaster Drive and Sunnyview Road.

Emergency responders treated individuals on-site for breathing difficulties and eye irritation. While the exact purpose of the ICE presence prior to the gathering remains unclear, Salem Police officials stated they had no prior knowledge of the federal agents' activities and had not coordinated with ICE regarding the operation.

Investigators are currently collecting witness statements and evidence. The incident is subject to independent reviews by both the Oregon Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

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Andrea Salinas · Department of Homeland Security · ICE · Salem Police · Salem, Oregon

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