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A judge extended a temporary ban on tear gas use by federal officers at the Portland ICE facility through March 3, following a lawsuit over retaliatory force during peaceful protests.
A federal judge has extended a temporary restraining order through March 3, limiting federal officers' use of tear gas and other crowd control devices at the Portland ICE facility.
The order, initially issued on February 3, stems from a lawsuit by the ACLU on behalf of journalists and protesters who allege retaliatory use of force during nonviolent demonstrations.
Plaintiffs are seeking a preliminary injunction to make the restrictions permanent and require officers to wear identification.
A separate motion by residents of nearby Gray's Landing, citing health risks to vulnerable populations, is set for oral arguments Wednesday.
The U.S. Department of Justice has not yet responded to the injunction request.
Un juez extendió una prohibición temporal del uso de gases lacrimógenos por parte de los oficiales federales en las instalaciones de Portland ICE hasta el 3 de marzo, luego de una demanda por represalia durante protestas pacíficas.