Federal agents in Oregon revealed under oath they used a custom app called Elite to target neighborhoods and had daily arrest quotas, as detailed in a lawsuit challenging ICE's warrantless arrests and racial profiling.
A federal judge has ruled that the use of tear gas by law enforcement during Portland ICE protests in 2026 violated constitutional rights, setting a precedent for protest policing.
The University of Southern Maine abruptly revoked venue access for a Palestine conference days before the event, citing sanctions against UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese. Organizers are scrambling for alternatives and considering legal action.
Immigration raids in Maine have triggered widespread protests and union backlash, with fears over racial profiling and economic impact, potentially jeopardising Republican Senate control in upcoming elections.
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A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing ICE agents from deploying teargas and projectiles against protesters in Portland, Oregon, following reports of excessive force.
Key parts of the US government's account of a border patrol shooting in Portland have collapsed in court, with prosecutors contradicting DHS claims about the victims' alleged gang ties.
A federal judge is evaluating a temporary order to restrict federal officers' use of force following teargassing incidents at Portland ICE protests, where children and families were affected.
Portland's mayor demands ICE leave the city after federal agents deployed teargas and rubber bullets at a peaceful protest involving children outside an ICE facility.
Residents in Portland, Maine, describe increased ICE presence leading to fear, community-led support networks for immigrant families, and business preparations for potential encounters.
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Immigration attorneys report frantic efforts to locate over 200 detainees as federal authorities rapidly transfer individuals out of Maine, complicating legal challenges and family contact.
US immigration authorities have detained more than 100 people in Maine during a controversial crackdown, targeting African nationals and causing widespread community alarm.
