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PORTLAND, OR — Forget “Stranger Things” and “Love Is Blind.” The hottest new reality series gripping America isn’t on Netflix, Hulu, or HBO—it’s the nightly Portland ICE protests, streaming live on every platform where chaos can be uploaded in 4K.
With a perfect blend of unpredictable storylines, over-the-top characters, and explosive cliffhangers, critics are already calling it “the most binge-worthy content in decades.”
“Season one was a slow burn—100 straight days of mildly chaotic protests featuring drum circles, handmade signs, and the occasional scuffle,” said one television critic. “It had that gritty, indie-documentary feel, complete with angry neighborhood extras screaming at protesters to shut up because they
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