Rioters Injure Four Officers Storm ICE Facility Portland

On June 15, 2025, violent riots erupted near an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Portland, Oregon, following a large-scale anti-Trump 'No Kings' protest. Rioters attacked the ICE building using fireworks, smoke grenades, rocks, and incendiary devices, breaching the perimeter and injuring four federal law enforcement officers, according to Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin. Despite the aggression and property damage, federal forces regained control of the facility, and multiple arrests were made, including individuals charged with assaulting officers. The Department of Homeland Security condemned the violence, vowing to prosecute those responsible and continue enforcing immigration laws amid a significant rise in assaults against law enforcement. The unrest in Portland reflects ongoing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement policies, with authorities emphasizing that criminal actions during protests will not be tolerated while protecting constitutionally protected free speech. Similar disturbances were reported in other cities, though protests in Texas remained largely peaceful.