DOJ convicts three Portland anti-ICE rioters in a week

Three anti-deportation rioters in Portland, Oregon, pleaded guilty to federal crimes in one week after attacking or interfering with federal officers.Oriana Korol was convicted on July 23, followed by Ginovanni Brumbelow on Monday and Katherine Vogel on Tuesday, according to DOJ statements. U.S. Attorney Scott Bradford’s office is handling Portland’s protest-related cases after President Donald Trump’s former attorney general, Pam Bondi, appointed him in July 2025. Brumbelow hit a federal agent in the head with a wooden stake as the officer tried to arrest someone else during a June 2025 riot, the DOJ said. He pleaded guilty to assaulting a federal officer with a dangerous weapon and agreed to pay the victim restitution. Brumbelow could also face up to 20 years in prison upon sentencing in October.Agents caught Vogel in September putting red paint on the ICE facility, and she punched an agent in the jaw during arrest, prosecutors said. She was initially charged with assaulting the officer, but ultimately pleaded guilty to interfering with law enforcement. She could serve up to a year in prison at her October sentencing.Korol was arrested weeks after Vogel when federal agents were clearing the ICE building’s driveway to let employees leave, according to prosecutors.ANARCHIST WEBSITE TURNS FROM FAR-LEFT TOOL TO EVIDENCE IN DOJ INVESTIGATION“While law enforcement was arresting another person a short distance away from the property, Korol interfered with the arrest of that person and, after being moved away from the arrest, kicked a federal officer,” the DOJ said.She pleaded guilty to assaulting a federal officer and faces up to one year in prison in August.