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国土安全部长诺姆在抗议中访问波特兰移民与海关执法局设施
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部长克里斯蒂·诺姆在波特兰移民与海关执法局设施会见俄勒冈州官员，讨论在持续抗议和联邦干预争议中的安全问题。
国土安全部长克里斯蒂·诺姆于2025年10月7日访问了波特兰的移民与海关执法局（ICE）设施，正值该市围绕联邦干预的持续抗议和法律争议期间。在访问期间，诺姆会见了当地执法领导，包括波特兰警察局长鲍勃·戴、俄勒冈州警察局长凯西·科丁和马尔特诺马县警长妮可·莫里西·奥唐奈尔。
波特兰警察局长鲍勃·戴强调沟通在解决分歧中的重要性，他表示：“我相信沟通是解决我们分歧的第一步。”他指出，诺姆“显然且可以理解地”关心她的工作人员、安全以及设施的正常运作能力。戴表达了希望增加该地点警力的愿望，并强调由于政策和期望的不同，需要与联邦响应进行协调。
俄勒冈州州长蒂娜·科特克在诺姆抵达时会见了她，并对当地执法部门管理局势的能力表示信心。科特克要求联邦特工在行动中遵守俄勒冈州法律，并重申她致力于保护俄勒冈人免受军事干预或有害联邦执法手段的承诺。
此次访问是在总统唐纳德·特朗普下令向波特兰部署国民警卫队之后进行的，该命令被一位美国地方法官暂时阻止，法官认为该市的情况不足以支持联邦接管国民警卫队。
马尔特诺马县警长妮可·莫里西·奥唐奈尔表示，当联邦机构的努力与当地公共安全优先事项相辅相成、尊重俄勒冈法律并基于问责和透明时，部门欢迎与联邦机构的合作。
诺姆在福克斯新闻节目中提到，她曾与波特兰市长基思·威尔逊会面，并表示如果某些安全措施未得到满足，可能会派遣更多联邦官员前往该市以确保公共安全。
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited Portland's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility on October 7, 2025.
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During her visit, Noem met with local law enforcement leaders, including Portland Police Chief Bob Day, Oregon State Police Superintendent Casey Codding, and Multnomah County Sheriff Nicole Morrisey O'Donnell.
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Portland Police Chief Bob Day emphasized the importance of communication in resolving differences, stating, 'I believe that communication is the first step to resolving our differences.'
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Oregon Governor Tina Kotek met with Noem upon her arrival and conveyed confidence in local law enforcement's ability to manage the situation.
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Kotek requested that federal agents adhere to Oregon laws during operations and reiterated her commitment to protecting Oregonians from military intervention or harmful federal law enforcement tactics.
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The visit follows President Donald Trump's directive to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, a move temporarily blocked by a U.S. district judge who found the conditions in the city did not justify federal takeover of the National Guard.
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Multnomah County Sheriff Nicole Morrisey O'Donnell stated that the department welcomes partnerships with federal agencies when efforts complement local public safety priorities, respect Oregon law, and are based on accountability and transparency.
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