Two people were injured in a shooting involving a federal agent in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday, authorities said.

The FBI’s Portland branch said it is investigating the shooting involving Customs and Border Patrol Agents, and the ATF said it is assisting with "crime gun intelligence."

Ngo scoop: Information about the Border Patrol shooting in Portland involving Tren de Aragua suspects was leaked from an internal city source to an extremist far-left group called PDX ICE Watch. They then mobilized rioters to the scene. ICE Watch claimed it was a 911 dispatcher… https://t.co/VvUGAUXgi3

An alleged Tren de Aragua gang member faces federal charges for ramming Border Patrol vehicle in Portland shooting incident that sparked nationwide protests.

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons discusses the shootings by federal agents in Portland and Minnesota and the subsequent protests across America on ‘The Sunday Briefing.’

Meanwhile, in Portland, Ore., federal authorities filed charges against a Venezuelan national who was one of two people shot there by U.S. Border Patrol on Thursday.

Alleged Venezuelan gang member's wife tied to earlier shooting before federal confrontation that left both suspects wounded in Portland traffic stop.