The anti-ICE protesters then paint a wider picture of the Trump administration's conduct across the nation, noting that "protests are picking up in response to Defendants' ongoing brutality." Then, on Saturday, another ICE officer shot and killed Alex Pretti in the city. The Portland, Oregon, plaintiffs also mention anti-ICE protesters in Los Angeles and Chicago being attacked by federal officers despite exhibiting nothing but nonviolence. The declarants use this context to try and illustrate how the officers' behavior outside of the Portland ICE building is emblematic of a larger structural issue and arguing that the "repeated shooting of nonviolent protesters at the Portland ICE Building will likely keep recurring" save for a TRO. "As is evidenced by repeated events in Portland and punctuated against the backdrop of nationwide events, we know Defendants' violence is in no way isolated," they write.