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Unhinged lefties attack ICE agents in Oregon parking lot, smash vehicle with bat: video

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Gugliara, S. (2026, October 10). Unhinged lefties attack ICE agents in Oregon parking lot, smash vehicle with bat: video. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/10/us-news/unhinged-lefties-attack-ice-in-oregon-parking-lot-smash-vehicle-with-bat-video/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-10 · by Sonya Gugliara

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A violent confrontation occurred in Salem, Oregon, where anti-ICE protesters attacked federal agents and damaged their vehicle with a baseball bat. The incident was captured on video by journalist Katie DavisCourt, showing protesters chasing and blocking the movement of an ICE vehicle while shouting profanities. Agents reportedly used tear gas to control the mob. Additional footage from the previous day also showed an agent being physically assaulted.
Written by AI on 2026-10-10, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Story summary

Anti-ICE protesters attacked ICE agents in a parking lot in Salem, Oregon, on Saturday morning. A chaotic confrontation occurred around 9:30 AM when roughly 30 people blocked the federal agents' vehicles from leaving. Protesters hurled profanities and used a baseball bat to smash a side-view mirror of one black SUV. In response, ICE deployed tear gas to disperse the crowd. The incident followed a vigil on January 10 in South Portland over shootings involving federal agents in Portland and Minnesota. First responders provided medical aid for those affected by the gas, while detectives collected evidence from witnesses.

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“The articles describe two distinct events involving different locations (New York City vs Oregon) and different incidents (clashes outside a hospital vs attack on federal vehicle in a parking lot).”
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Hedges 5 of 66 claims Outlet record 67/100
“Article A describes a violent attack on ICE agents in an Oregon parking lot with vehicles being damaged. Article B discusses a legal case about confronting someone at a protest over posted leaflets, which is unrelated to the specific incident in Article A.”
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Sonya Gugliara
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ICE Oregon Salem The Post stopice.net

Subjects

Salem GPE · 3× Daviscourt PERSON · 2× ICE ORG · 2× Katie Daviscourt PERSON · 1× Nick Sortor PERSON · 1× Oregon GPE · 1× The Post ORG · 1× stopice.net ORG · 1×

Narrative

She shared even more alarming footage depicting anti-ICE attacks in Salem on Friday, including a clip first posted by stopice.net, in which a protester appears to grab an agent by the neck and throw a punch before the agitator is sprayed with what appears to be tear gas or mace.
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Unhinged anti-ICE rioters threatened federal agents and attacked their vehicle while attempting to trap them inside an Oregon parking lot, video of the incident shows. asserted
video → threaten → incident
Jaw-dropping footage shared by The Post Millennial journalist Katie Daviscourt shows a chaotic clash erupting in Salem Saturday between lefty lunatics and the feds. asserted
footage → drop → lunatics
One member of the mob is seen swinging a baseball bat and knocking off a sideview mirror of a black federal vehicle slowly driving through the lot, the video shows. asserted
video → see → lot
Graphic content warning: Masked thugs seemingly trail the vehicle they are trying to block in. asserted
they → trail → vehicle
“Get the f–k out of Salem!” one woman is heard screaming as others continue to belligerently shout profanities. asserted
others → get → profanities
Agents deployed tear gas and other “crowd control measures” to try and stop the madness, Daviscourt reported. asserted
Daviscourt → deploy → madness
She shared even more alarming footage depicting anti-ICE attacks in Salem on Friday, including a clip first posted by stopice.net, in which a protester appears to grab an agent by the neck and throw a punch before the agitator is sprayed with what appears to be tear gas or mace. asserted
what → share → punch
“Watching ICE heroes get physically attacked over and over is INFURIATING,” wrote conservative commentator Nick Sortor on X, while reacting to the video Daviscourt shared Saturday. asserted
Daviscourt → watch → video
ICE did not immediately return a request for comment. asserted
ICE → return → comment
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