I recorded this today, in Portland, Oregon, at a huge march to the ICE facility in SW. The crowd was full of cyclists (including me) who had ridden there in memory of Alex Pretti; members of dozens of labor unions; and ordinary citizens of every age, including this little girl. So of course ICE deployed tear gas. UPDATE: For the folks saying "don't take your kids to protests... This was an hours-long, daytime protest, with thousands of people of all ages, including members of dozens of labor unions-much like the No Kings rallies, which were completely peaceful and family-friendly. Nobody had any reason to expect being tear-gassed yesterday. I certainly didn't. And for the first 2+ hours, everything was perfectly fine. It was only after we marched to the ICE facility a few blocks away that things got violent, and the violence came 100% from ICE. Almost immediately they tossed gas canisters and flash-bangs indiscriminately into a crowd that included ordinary Portlanders of all kinds, including seniors using canes and walkers and, yes, children. This is on the ICE agents. Period. If your first impulse on seeing a video of a hurting little girl is to blame her parents, congratulations-I'm sure that's exactly what the ICE agents were thinking when they gassed her.