Antifa Retreats From Portland ICE Facility After Police Dismantle Encampment

Portland police cleared an anti-fascist encampment outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility. This encampment had been in place for 140 days. Independent journalist Nick Shirley reported the dismantling of the Antifa presence. He noted that the encampment contained supplies like medicine, medical gear, and party items. The Post Millennial's Katie Daviscourt also covered the event, stating that police ordered the protesters to leave. Daviscourt suggested Antifa's actions were a pressure campaign for political optics. She also alluded to a "color revolution-style operation" by Democrats against the Trump administration. Following the encampment's clearance, arrests were made. Some Antifa members reportedly retreated to a nearby safe house with salvaged supplies. The article questions what prompted the change in policy from left-wing city officials. It also mentions the recovery of fliers doxing ICE agents. The text expresses concern over organized violence against ICE facilities. It contrasts this with public support for Trump's deportation plans.