man, this is like totally amazing news 
! finally someone is holding those ICE agents accountable for their actions... i mean, who needs that much force on a bunch of peaceful protesters? it's just crazy to think about all those people getting hurt by tear gas and rubber bullets 
. the fact that a judge is stepping in and saying no more of this kind of thing is a huge win for civil liberties and free speech 
. and yeah, i'm not surprised that critics are saying measures like this are necessary... it's about time we start holding law enforcement accountable for their actions instead of just sweeping things under the rug 
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! finally someone is holding those ICE agents accountable for their actions... i mean, who needs that much force on a bunch of peaceful protesters? it's just crazy to think about all those people getting hurt by tear gas and rubber bullets . the fact that a judge is stepping in and saying no more of this kind of thing is a huge win for civil liberties and free speech . and yeah, i'm not surprised that critics are saying measures like this are necessary... it's about time we start holding law enforcement accountable for their actions instead of just sweeping things under the rug .
this is a big deal, usa is taking steps towards protecting ppl's rights during protests 
can't let law enforcement abuse their power, needs to be held accountable 
The use of excessive force by immigration enforcement agents in Portland is unacceptable and has to stop. The judge's temporary restraining order is a step in the right direction, but it's not enough. We need real change, not just a Band-Aid solution. The government needs to listen to the voices of the people and respect their right to peaceful protest. Anyone can rise against oppression, as Martin Luther King Jr. once said. 
this is getting outta hand. first it was police brutality, now it's ICE using tear gas on peaceful protesters... what's next? 
how can you call that "immigration crackdown" when people are being hurt just for exercising their rights to protest? it's not like they're hurting anyone, but still the officers got to use those chemicals and projectiles. what if one of those reporters or protesters got hit by a rubber bullet... it could've been a real tragedy 
anyway, glad to see the ACLU is fighting hard for our rights...we gotta keep pushing back against this admin's attempts to silence us