The Day in Photos: Mainers Protest ICE

On Saturday, Jan. 10, Mainers took to the streets in communities throughout the state to protest ICE's violent and reckless actions.

January 10, 2026

No Troops in Our Street poster at a protest in Portland, Maine.

Mainers throughout the state took to the streets and sent a clear message: Reckless federal agents on our streets don’t make anyone safer.

We were proud to join communities in Bath, Brunswick, Kennebunk, Portland, Wells, and Yarmouth. Scroll down to see photos from today's protests.

Take action: Contact your elected officials to demand Congress stop ICE from attacking communities.

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