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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Krova Coleman. Police in Portland, Oregon say that federal

agents shot and wounded two people yesterday in a medical clinic parking lot. A Homeland Security

spokeswoman says that Border patrol agents stopped two people

they identified as Venezuelan gang members who were in a vehicle. The spokeswoman says the driver

then tried to run over the federal agents. But Portland City and Oregon State authorities are furious.

They're demanding that federal agents leave the city.

Oregon State Representative Ricky Reese says the federal government cannot be trusted, but

citizens must protest peacefully. I just have the community to please stay aware, stay alert.

If they're planning to protest, please do it in a peaceful, and it's later our police law enforcement do their investigation.

The shooting in Portland came a day after an ICE agent shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis.

The House passed a measure yesterday to restore subsidies to people paying for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.

These subsidies expired last year.

The House bill would extend these for three years. This plan is not as popular in the Senate,

but a bipartisan group of senators say they're close to a compromise. NPR Sam Greenglass reports

House Republican leaders did not want that measure to come up.

The vote was a blow to House Speaker Mike Johnson, who vehemently opposes the subsidies,

but Republicans were able to team up with Democrats to successfully force a vote on the measure.

The bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table.

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