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Protests resumed on Friday, when demonstrators marched to a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building and were confronted by federal law enforcement officers before moving on to a nearby neighborhood.
Protesters allegedly threw objects at Portland Police Bureau officers, who arrested 11 people before the end of the night, according to a police summary of events.
Portland civil rights leader says protesters are 'not going anywhere'
However, protests resumed over the weekend and one local civil rights leader said demonstrations were not going to stop because of the fires.
"Fire's not going to smoke us out," Rev. E.D. Mondaine, president of Portland’s chapter of the NAACP, told KATU 2 during an interview that aired Sunday.
Protesters allegedly threw objects at Portland Police Bureau officers, who arrested 11 people before the end of the night, according to a police summary of events.
Portland civil rights leader says protesters are 'not going anywhere'
However, protests resumed over the weekend and one local civil rights leader said demonstrations were not going to stop because of the fires.
"Fire's not going to smoke us out," Rev. E.D. Mondaine, president of Portland’s chapter of the NAACP, told KATU 2 during an interview that aired Sunday.
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