Durango, CO – Earlier today, the Colorado State Patrol was called to assist local law enforcement at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office in Durango after reports of a demonstration blocking facility access. The agency said its involvement was strictly to ensure public safety and maintain order.
According to the Colorado State Patrol, demonstrators allegedly blocked the facility’s exit and secured an access gate closed. Troopers were requested by local authorities to help with de-escalation, protection of all parties on site, and to address any unlawful behavior that might arise.
Officials emphasized that the State Patrol did not engage in any immigration enforcement activity. The agency also confirmed that no weapons or chemical munitions were used during the incident.
No injuries or arrests were immediately reported, and additional details on the size or nature of the demonstration were not provided as of Monday afternoon.
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