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Portland leaders demand ICE leave the city after federal agents shoot two people, escalating tensions over US immigration enforcement tactics.

Tensions have boiled over in the United States as federal immigration agents shot two people in Portland, Oregon, just a day after a fatal incident in Minneapolis, prompting local leaders to demand the immediate expulsion of ICE from their city.
The incident has reignited the fierce debate over immigration enforcement under the Trump administration. Portland Mayor Keith Wilson and Oregon lawmakers have condemned the shootings as "lawless" and "authoritarian," framing the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as a direct threat to community safety rather than a protective measure.
The shootings highlight the deepening fracture between federal enforcement and local governance in the US. Leaders argue that militarized agents are bringing terror to neighborhoods.
For Kenyans in the diaspora, these developments are alarming. The aggressive posture of US immigration enforcement creates a climate of fear for all immigrants, documented or otherwise. As Portland draws a line in the sand, the standoff serves as a flashpoint for civil rights and the limits of federal power.
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