Protest Violence and Arrests Reported Nationwide

Nationwide protests against ICE and the Trump administration drew millions at over 2,000 'No Kings Day' events, with most demonstrations remaining peaceful. In Portland, Oregon, violence erupted outside an ICE facility where rioters injured at least four officers, threw fireworks and rocks, and attempted to breach the building, leading to multiple arrests and the use of tear gas. Individuals such as Ginovanni Brumbelow and Joshua Cartrette were charged with assaulting federal officers, while others faced charges for criminal mischief and theft. In Los Angeles, protesters were charged with assault, distributing fireworks, and looting, as prosecutors emphasized distinguishing between lawful protest and criminal acts. Additional incidents included a man arrested in Palm Springs for threatening violence at a rally and another in Chicago for impersonating an officer while armed at an ICE protest. Authorities across the country reiterated support for peaceful protest but warned of strict prosecution for violence or threats against law enforcement.