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🚨NEW: ICE Responds with Force Against Antifa’s Aggression ✊🇺🇸✊ During a heated protest in Portland, tensions flared as an Antifa protesters confronted ICE officers at close range. The situation escalated quickly when an individual spat directly at an ICE agent. ICE responded immediately, swiftly arresting the protester for their...

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