Enjoining Excessive Force at ICE Protests

About this episode

The episode discusses litigation challenging federal law enforcement responses to protests, focusing on the Dickinson case in Portland, Oregon.

John is joined by Matthew Borden, partner and co-founder of BraunHagey & Borden, and Kory DeClark, partner at BraunHagey & Borden. They discuss litigation challenging federal law enforcement responses to protests, focusing on the Dickinson case in Portland, Oregon, that resulted in an injunction restricting how government agents may use force against demonstrators. The case arose from a series of protests against immigration enforcement policies. The plaintiffs alleged a pattern of ex...

People in this episode

Host: John

Guests: Matthew Borden, Kory DeClark

Topics covered

• litigation
• federal law enforcement
• protests
• immigration enforcement
• excessive force
• injunction

Keywords

• ICE protests
• excessive force
• litigation
• injunction
• immigration enforcement
• federal law enforcement
• protest rights

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: BraunHagey & Borden

Places: Portland, Oregon

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