Following months of protests outside the Portland ICE facility, residents have initiated legal action against federal agents for their deployment of tear gas. A judge is currently weighing an extension of orders that limit federal force in the area. In a significant move, the City of Portland has introduced fines for detention facilities that utilize chemical munitions, including up to $5,000 each time tear gas is deployed. As part of this enforcement, the city has temporarily banned the use of tear gas at the ICE facility while seeking a more permanent solution to regulate chemical munitions. This ongoing situation is testing the boundaries of federal use of force and raises questions about compliance with established policies regarding crowd control.