Appeals Court Won’t Revisit Tear Gas Limits Sought by Residents Near Portland ICE Facility

Appeals court won't revisit tear gas limits sought by residents near Portland ICE facility

Federal officers on top of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in South Portland shoot pepper balls at the crowd on Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025. (Photo by Alex Baumhardt/Oregon Capital Chronicle)Federal appeals judges on Thursday declined to reconsider a case recently decided by three of their peers that allows federal agents at the Portland Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility to use crowd control weapons on protestors without …

Appeals court won’t revisit tear gas limits sought by residents near Portland ICE facility

Federal appeals judges on Thursday declined to reconsider a case recently decided by three of their peers that allows federal agents at the Portland Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility to use crowd control weapons on protestors without new restrictions. The…

Appeals court ruling stands allowing feds to use tear gas near Portland apartments by ICE office

Lawyers for an apartment building near Portland’s U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office lost its bid for a review of an appeals court ruling that cleared the way for federal officers to continue firing clouds of tear gas during protests.

Appeals court ruling stands allowing feds to use tear gas near Portland apartments by ICE office - The Daily Chronicle

Lawyers for an apartment building near Portland’s U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office lost its bid for a review of an appeals court ruling that cleared the way for federal officers to continue firing clouds of tear gas during protests. A group of Gray’s Landing residents and the affordable housing complex’s owner had sued the federal government, contending the wide use of tear gas against demonstrators wafted into apartments and made…