PORTLAND, Ore. — Two people were shot and wounded during an encounter involving federal immigration officers in Portland, Oregon, authorities confirmed Wednesday.
Officials say the shooting occurred during an interaction involving federal officers assigned to immigration enforcement. The circumstances that led to the use of force have not been released, and authorities have not disclosed what prompted the encounter.
Both individuals who were shot were transported to area hospitals. Their conditions have not been released, and officials have not identified those involved.
Local police responded to the scene and secured the area while federal authorities took over the investigation due to the involvement of federal officers acting in an official capacity.
As of Wednesday evening, authorities have not confirmed:
What led up to the shooting Whether the individuals were armed Whether any arrests were made If body-worn cameras were in use
The incident comes as federal immigration enforcement actions continue to draw national attention, particularly in cities where such operations have faced increased scrutiny.
Officials say more information will be released as the investigation continues.
This is a developing story. First Source News will provide updates as they become available
