Clarinetist Taylor Morgan Arrested, Detained in Another State Without Charges
Clarinet player Taylor Morgan was arrested during a protest near a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Portland, Oregon, on October 12, 2025. She has not seen her husband and 3-year-old child since the arrest. Morgan was taken to the Clark County Jail in Washington, across state lines, without specific charges and is being held without bail.
Morgan's husband reported that she was tackled by federal agents while playing her instrument during the protest. The incident has sparked concern and outrage among local musicians and activists. Morgan, a well-known figure in Portland's music scene, was participating in a peaceful demonstration against immigration policies. Her husband expressed worry about her wellbeing and the lack of clarity regarding the charges against her.
The unexpected transfer of Morgan to a jail in another state has raised questions about the handling of her case. Her family and supporters are calling for her immediate release and a transparent explanation of the circumstances surrounding her arrest.
Taylor Morgan, a clarinet player from Portland, remains in custody at the Clark County Jail in Washington. Her family and supporters continue to seek answers and her release. The incident has brought attention to the ongoing debate surrounding immigration policies and the treatment of protesters.
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