Video shows anti-ICE activists smash ICE vehicle with bat in Oregon
Video appears to show anti-ICE protesters threatening federal agents and striking their vehicle while attempting to block it inside an Oregon parking lot.
Footage shared by The Post Millennial journalist Katie Daviscourt depicts a chaotic confrontation in Salem on Saturday involving protesters and federal personnel.
In the video, one person swings a baseball bat and appears to knock the side-view mirror from a black federal vehicle as it slowly moves through the parking lot.
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Masked protesters appear to follow the vehicle as others try to prevent it from leaving.
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“Get the f–k out of Salem!” one woman is heard shouting as others continue yelling profanities.
The footage also captures repeated horn blasts as anti-ICE “rapid responders” attempt to box in the agents.
Daviscourt reported that agents used tear gas and other “crowd control measures” in an effort to disperse the group.
She later shared additional footage of clashes in Salem on Friday, including a clip originally posted by stopice.net. In that video, a protester appears to grab an agent by the neck and throw a punch before being sprayed with what appears to be tear gas or mace.
“Watching ICE heroes get physically attacked over and over is INFURIATING,” conservative commentator Nick Sortor wrote on X while reacting to Daviscourt’s video Saturday.
ICE did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
