Two agitators arrested outside Portland ICE facility amid ongoing Antifa violence

One man was arrested by federal officers, as reported by Fox News' Bill Melugin. "Federal agents at the ICE building in Portland just arrested a man they said they had a BOLO out on after Feds say he dumped red paint on the federal building property last night. Feds have pics of him afterwards. He is now visibly trembling in the intake area [with] agents."

The man who was arrested had been yelling at federal officers at the ICE facility the night before, "Don't f*cking touch me b*tch, I'll f*cking take you out."

Additionally, there were two assaults that took place outside the Portland ICE facility on Wednesday night into Thursday morning.

While TPUSA's Frontlines reporter Savanah Hernandez was reporting on the scene on Wednesday evening, one Antifa militant tried to attack Hernandez as she was filming the scene.

Since June, Antifa militants have seized the area around the Portland ICE facility, often trying to block federal officers going to and from the building. Daviscourt was assaulted early on Wednesday morning amid the chaos when one of the Antifa members struck her in the head with a pole. Daviscourt received a black eye from the incident and recalled the criminal activity in an appearance on Fox News with Jesse Watters.

Daviscourt posted on X with a video of her following the suspect and got a Portland Police officer to assist. However, when the officer approached the suspect, she yelled, "Do not touch me!" along with another Antifa militant.

After being yelled at, the police officer simply walked away. Now the Portland Police Department is asking the public to identify the suspect.

Daviscourt said of the ask from the police department, “Imagine my anger after putting myself in harms way to chase down the suspect for 35-plus minutes, finding Portland police officers to assist — and then PPB puts out an ask for help in identifying the suspect. What an absolute joke."