After 140 days of chaos, disorder, and lawlessness outside Portland’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility, police finally moved in and cleared Antifa’s encampment on Saturday morning.
More than 30 officers braved heavy rain to dismantle the site, ordering demonstrators to remove tents, supplies, and gear that had clogged the area for nearly five months.
The encampment, long a symbol of Democrat weakness and radical left-wing extremism, collapsed in hours.
For conservatives and law-abiding residents of Portland, it was a long-overdue victory for public order.
Since June, Antifa activists had effectively taken control of the street outside ICE’s South Portland facility.
They set up tents, stockpiled medical supplies, hauled in refrigerators, BBQ grills, and even party gear, transforming the public space into an illegal outpost.