In a series of events that have ignited outrage and protests, two individuals were shot by Border Patrol agents in Portland during a traffic stop, just one day after an ICE shooting in Minneapolis. The individuals, who have been linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, have been charged with aggravated assault on federal officers for allegedly attempting to ram a Border Patrol vehicle. Following the incident, local lawmakers called for strengthened sanctuary laws and public safety measures. The Portland police chief confirmed the connection between the individuals and gang-related activities, while community protests against federal enforcement operations intensified. The FBI is reportedly investigating the incidents but has not yet located video evidence. Amidst the turmoil, local leaders and community members are raising concerns over the actions of federal agents, likening their operations to state-sponsored terrorism.