Federal agents must limit tear gas for now at protests outside Portland ICE building, judge says

A judge in Oregon has stepped in to temporarily limit the use of tear gas by federal agents during protests outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland. This decision comes amid ongoing demonstrations, aiming to protect the rights and safety of protesters. The ruling reflects a growing concern over the methods used to manage crowds, highlighting the balance between law enforcement and the right to peaceful assembly. As tensions persist, this ruling may shape how future protests are policed.