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News2Share (N2S) is an online media outlet based in Washington, D.C. Reporters Ford Fischer and Alejandro Alvarez bring the latest on activism and politics in the DC area through interactive live video and photography. Founded in 2012, News2Share has reached more than 3.5 million people through News2Share.com in addition to being featured on every major news network. Recent areas of focus include

Greece, Ukraine, the Gaza Strip, Ferguson and Baltimore. In addition to providing objective and engaging content to our viewers, we strive to capture useful footage that can be integrated onto other news networks. Our quality coverage of current events spans from local and national politics to international conflict.

10/20/2025

Agents from the Federal Protective Service guarded the Portland ICE facility Sunday night, making at least one arrest as they escorted vehicles into and out of the building while pushing away protesters near the entrance. One federal agent fired sting balls as well.

Earlier in the afternoon, FPS agents dialogued with the activists, clarifying their role as protecting the building but not in immigration enforcement itself.

An anti-ICE protester told an FPS agent (part of the Department of Homeland Security) that "you are associated" with ICE (also under DHS) by protecting them.

"That's like saying your butcher is the same as your gas station attendant," the agent countered.

"How much control do you have over people who don't work with you?" he added.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/19/2025

Thousands participated in the anti-Trump "No Kings" march in Washington DC on Saturday, which continues to be under National Guard occupation.

"[DC Mayor] Bowser, Bowser don't you see? You don't represent DC!" chanted protesters, condemning her cooperation with the Trump administration.

Troops stood by as the protesters marched by them, who were primarily escorted by MPD officers.

Filmed by TJ Jones

10/19/2025

ICE and other federal agents used tear gas, flash grenades and pepper spray against a crowd of protesters outside their Portland facility Saturday night following the "No Kings" rally that took place downtown.

While "No Kings" rally organizers discouraged and disavowed plans by some to attend the nightly rallies outside the ICE facility, hundreds participated.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/19/2025

Hundreds of protesters gathered Saturday afternoon outside the ICE facility in Portland, Oregon following the "No Kings" rally downtown. Federal agents used riot munitions including tear gas and pepper balls to push back the crowd in waves as vehicles entered and exited the building, making several arrests.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/19/2025

"Deport all illegals!" chanted Trump supporters wading into the crowd at the anti-Trump "No Kings" rally in Portland, Oregon on Saturday afternoon.

"Don't take the bait!" chanted back "No Kings" activists, who often held back their own members in an attempt to prevent fighting from breaking out.

Tens of thousands participated in the "No Kings" march, which was one of hundreds of similar events throughout the country, reportedly driving an attendance in the millions.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/18/2025

Live: “No Kings” protesters outside Portland ICE facility.
Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/18/2025

Protesters, many in black block or inflatable animal costumes, rallied outside the ICE facility in Portland, Oregon Friday night. Federal agents pushed back the group repeatedly to make space for vehicles entering and exiting the building.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/08/2025

Pro-Comey protesters showed up Wednesday morning outside the courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia where former FBI Director James Comey was arraigned on charges of making a false statement and obstruction of a congressional proceeding.

Comey pleaded not guilty and was able to enter and exit the courthouse through a side entrance, avoiding press and activists.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/08/2025

Footage is virally resurfacing of the September 19, 2025 federal agent pepper-ball shooting of Presbyterian minister David Black at the Broadview, Illinois ICE facility following a story in Religion News.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/05/2025

Protesters briefly blocked traffic nearby the Broadview ICE facility Saturday night, but Illinois State troopers arrived, promptly shouting at them "OUT OF THE ROAD NOW!" and forming a police line.

"Move back!" the troopers yelled as they used batons to push the crowd.

“Get back!” Yelled Illinois Troopers as they continued to push the crowd after they got off the road.

“You could have killed her” a protester yelled after another toppled over. “She hit her head!”

“Unlawful assembly!” repeated the trooper in command.

Illinois troopers approached and took the man who had originally led the group to march on the street onto the ground, arresting him.

“Shame! Shame!” The crowd yelled at police, calling them “Gestapo.”

“Get out of the street!” troopers yelled back.

“We’re not going to allow you to block traffic on major thoroughfares!” explained the State Troopers’ commanding officer, before he formed a police line and pushed the entire group back toward the ICE facility.

State troopers ultimately maneuvered to push protesters right back where they began, into the cement-barricade-perimetered “protest zone” outside the ICE facility.

“Leave her alone!” Protesters chanted as troopers waded into the crowd, apparently intent on making a targeted arrest.

The officers retreated empty handed after the activists stuck together.

“The people, united, will never be defeated!” they chanted.

At the back entrance to Broadview, Illinois ICE facility, however, a man was arrested.

Other protesters said it was for being on the street.

He yelled that he hadn’t been read his rights before a trooper then Mirandized and put him in the arrest van.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/05/2025

Crowds confronted ICE agents in Brighton Park, Illinois Saturday afternoon after agents shot a woman there who they say had blocked their vehicles while armed with a gun.

Some threw objects at ICE vehicles, and agents replied by tossing tear gas out the windows and at crowds.

ICE agents threw tear gas into the Brighton Park neighborhood, with canisters ending up on bystander porches and under parked cars.

ICE, CBP, ATF, and FBI agents gathered near the scene of the shooting, where protesters yelled at them as well.

One agent danced along to chants of "No hate! No fear! ICE is not welcome here!"

Some vehicles driving past the federal agents revved their engines to gas them out.

"ICE go home!" protesters chanted across the street. "Shame! Shame!"

People approached the rifle-carrying immigration agents and FBI agents who pulled back from them, one setting up a chain link barrier, which the group took back down.

The agents made it to their cars while surrounded by people heckling them, who celebrated as they drove away.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

10/05/2025

Live: Protesters oppose federal agents at Broadview IL ICE facility.
Filmed by Ford Fischer

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News2Share (N2S) is an online media outlet based in Washington, D.C. Reporters Ford Fischer and Alejandro Alvarez bring the latest on activism and politics in the DC area through interactive live video and photography. Founded in 2012, News2Share has reached millions of people through News2Share.com in addition to being featured on every major news network.

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In addition to providing objective and engaging content to our viewers, we strive to capture useful footage that can be integrated onto other news networks. Our quality coverage of current events spans from local and national politics to international conflict.