Protesters are pedaling through Portland's streets wearing nothing or close to it to rally against the Trump administration.

Organizers called an “emergency” edition of the annual ride to bring attention to the “ongoing and escalating harm” to immigrants and Indigenous people.

Portland's nude cycling demonstration was met with criticism from U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, who claimed that the response to federal law enforcement is "getting really ugly" and that "radical leftist activists" have abused law enforcement.

Inflatable frogs, dinos and unicorns have been demonstrating against Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Portland as protesters seek to counter the grim narrative that President Donald Trump has pushed of the city.

The naked bike ride is always about showing the vulnerability of the cyclists,” one participant said. “Really, this time it’s showing the vulnerability of our

Floyd Sawyer surveyed the block near the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in South Portland and seemed satisfied that he’d seen enough to come to his own conclusions about the protests that have been making national headlines.

Last Saturday, tear gas was a constant, but this Saturday, protesters turned the area near the ICE Facility into a party.

Dancing frogs, peacocks and unicorns outside the federal immigration building present a joyful contrast to the Trump administration's portrait of the Oregon city, they say.

Images of anarchists clad in black gave the city a bad name in 2020. Now, demonstrators in Portland are poking fun at President Trump’s apocalyptic talk with colorful animal suits.

The Department of Homeland Security clapped back at a “bizarre" anti-ICE protest that drew several hundred nude demonstrators who bared it all outside a Portland ICE facility on Sunday.