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\n Portland protesters returned to the streets over the weekend \u2014 after a brief respite due to raging West Coast wildfires, according to reports.<\/p>\n

About 200 Black Lives Matter demonstrators gathered in the Oregon city around 9 p.m. Saturday and marched through downtown, at times smashing store windows and tagging buildings with graffiti, Fox News reported<\/a> Sunday.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe group marched around in the street for several hours, stopping at various locations to demonstrate and in some cases damaged property and app<\/a>ly graffiti,\u201d police said in a statement posted on Twitter<\/a>. \u201cIndividuals in the group broke windows on businesses, including a bank in the 400 block of Southwest Harrison Street, a restaurant in the 1900 block of Southwest Broadway, and coffee shop in the 1000 block of Southwest 6th Avenue.\u201d<\/p>\n

Police said there were no arrests.<\/p>\n

On Friday, Portland cops arrested 11 people during a protest outside a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement office after declaring an unlawful assembly.<\/p>\n

Police said those arrested hurled objects at the officers, Fox said.<\/p>\n

The protests had been \u201cput on pause because we are living in a climate emergency, and unprecedented wildfires created conditions that made street protest impossible and emergency mutual aid work became our priority\u201d Portland Democratic Social<\/a>ists of America c\u2013chair Olivia Katbi Smith told the Wilamette Week.<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

On Saturday, the crowd initially gathered for a candlelight vigil for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died at her home in Washington, DC, Friday from pancreatic cancer.<\/p>\n

But the demonstrators then marched toward the Multnomah County Justice Center, the site of countless protests since May.<\/p>\n

Police did not use tear gas to disperse the crowd, in keeping with Mayor Ted Wheeler\u2019s banning its use.<\/p>\n

The uneasy weekend followed a lull in the protests in Portland that have shaken the city for more than 100 days. Smoke from the wildfires, which has scorched wide swaths of Oregon, California, and Washington state, briefly grounded the demonstrators.<\/p>\n

Smoke from the fires, which have burned through more than 1 million acres in Oregon alone, not only engulfed the city but reached as far as Europe.\n <\/p><\/div>\n