Tukwila Police help clear DHS blockade after protesters refuse to leave - The B-Town (Burien) Blog

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Tukwila Police intervened on June 14, 2025, to assist federal law enforcement in clearing a blockade at a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) facility. Protesters had obstructed access, prompting a request for police support around 3 p. m. The Federal Protective Services reported that demonstrators barricaded the south entrance, creating a significant disruption. Some individuals were seen carrying makeshift shields, and there were reports of property damage, including spray-painted signs.

Police confirmed that street signs and posts were removed to facilitate the blockade. This incident reflects the increasing tensions between law enforcement and protest groups regarding federal policies. Authorities aim to maintain order while addressing community concerns. The response underscores the challenges faced by police in managing civil demonstrations.

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