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Anti-ICE protesters storm Susan Collins's office after shooting

Protesters targeted her office after an ICE-involved shooting and cited her support for ICE funding.

Anti-ICE protesters storm Susan Collins's office after shooting
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This article1 analysis · Oct 4, 2026
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Anti-ICE protesters entered Sen. Susan Collins’s Maine office after an ICE-involved fatal shooting. Collins called for an investigation, while demonstrators criticized her support for ICE funding.

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Susan M. Collins
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Senator whose office protesters targeted after the shooting

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Markwayne Mullin
Secretary of Homeland Security

Homeland Security secretary who provided King with an account of the shooting

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Senate candidate who attended the protest and urged people to gather

Angus S. King, Jr.
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Senator who relayed information about the shooting and held a press conference

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Susan Collins Responds to Fatal Biddeford ICE Shooting

Outlets agree that a fatal shooting involving ICE in Biddeford drew protesters to Susan Collins's office and that Collins called for an investigation. Left-leaning outlets connect the protests to Collins's support for ICE funding and scrutinize her account of ICE body cameras. Center outlets pair her call for an investigation with scrutiny of her role in ICE policy. Right-leaning outlets center protesters' actions at her office, with some portraying them as aggressors.

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