Kmun ICE Incident at Port of Astoria Raises Sanctuary Law Concerns
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- •ICE detained two individuals at Port of Astoria on June 7, 2026.
- •The incident has raised concerns about potential violations of Oregon's sanctuary law.
- •Port officials were reportedly unaware of ICE's actions until after they occurred.
On June 7, 2026, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers detained two individuals at Port of Astoria, including a local business owner, leading to allegations of violating Oregon's sanctuary law. The incident involved ICE accessing a gated area of Pier 1, where community observers reported the officers moving the detained individuals between vehicles. As ICE left the scene, a woman approached and was pepper-sprayed. Port officials claimed they were unaware of ICE's presence until after the operation began. An incident report revealed that ICE officers requested access to the gated area for safety reasons, which was granted by a patrolman. The Oregon Department of Justice is currently investigating the incident, and the port has complied with information requests. Community members are demanding further transparency regarding the port's involvement.
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