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In The NewsAfter a new cycle of protests and vandalism, fencing is going back up around the Hatfield federal courthouse in downtown Portland.THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR:The fence briefly last week, in an effort to return the city to normalcy, federal officials said.Then, the courthouse almost immediately became a target for vandalism — again. During Thursday night, people smashed windows and spray painted the building. Federal officials responded by using tear gas against the crowd.A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security confirmed the fencing will go back up.The Department of Justice more than $1.5 million repairing damage to the courthouse after it became a target last year. The fence itself cost over $200,000.The protests began as a mass movement against racial injustice, but in recent months and involve smaller groups of people.THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR:THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR:THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR:Sign up to get important news and culture from around the Northwest, delivered to your inbox six days a week.Portland police officers detained around 100 people Friday night before arresting 13.The Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse in downtown Portland became the seen of a violent clash between federal officers and about 50 protesters Thursday night.Tags:&nbsp;Streaming NowAll Things ConsideredOPB NewsKMHD

In The NewsAfter a new cycle of protests and vandalism, fencing is going back up around the Hatfield federal courthouse in downtown Portland.THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR:The fence briefly last week, in an effort to return the city to normalcy, federal officials said.Then, the courthouse almost immediately became a target for vandalism — again. During Thursday night, people smashed windows and spray painted the building. Federal officials responded by using tear gas against the crowd.A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security confirmed the fencing will go back up.The Department of Justice...

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