A large group of students from Parkrose High School staged a walkout to protest against ICE on Thursday morning.

Portland police arrested two people during Saturday night protests near the South Waterfront U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility, thought the agency says both were wanted for “previous, unrelated events.”

About 100-150 people were seen gathering outside the Portland ICE facility around 10 p.m. Saturday night after other protests were held around the Rose City throughout the day. Portland police officers,

PORTLAND, Wash. — Portland police reportedly arrested six people overnight during protests outside the city’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) building.

Filled with quiet outrage, a stream of about 125 protesters — some carrying flowers or battery-lit candles — silently marched several blocks Friday evening to the Southeast Portland parking lot where two Venezuelan nationals were shot and wounded during a Border Patrol stop on Thursday.

As around 150 protested outside the Portland ICE facility Saturday night, police said they arrested two women who were wanted on charges for “previous,

Hundreds of Oregonians turned out across Portland and in Salem to protest against federal agents shooting people in Portland and Minneapolis, as well as U.S. military action in Venezuela. Several groups quickly organized Saturday’s events after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and killed an unarmed woman in her vehicle in Minneapolis,

Seated atop an Andalusian horse he called Príncipe, the man told reporters that his name was Mateo Garcia and that he was a local horse trainer with a ranch in Washington, parents who emigrated from Mexico and Russia and an uncle who had been detained by ICE.

Portland Police monitor protests; two arrests made, including one for harassment and another on a warrant for weapon use.