Susan Collins

GOP Sen. Susan Collins was confronted by enraged protesters after a 26-year-old man was killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine.

Protesters swarmed Collins’ office in Biddeford, Maine, chanting “Vote her out!” on Monday, after immigration agents shot and killed a man in the city.

The shooting, which comes less than a week after a federal agent shot and killed a man in Texas, sparked protests that reached Collins’ local office, just a seven-minute walk from the intersection where the shooting occurred.

The demonstrators can be seen holding signs saying “No ICE,” “I Stand With Immigrants,” and “This is the government the founders warned us about,” and banging on the office’s glass doors in videos from the protests.

In another video, Biddeford police are seen standing in front of the entrance to Collins’ office while protesters chant “Vote her out” in the background.

The Maine senator, 73, is running to serve her sixth consecutive term in the upcoming midterms. Democrats view her seat as one of their biggest flip opportunities.

The anti-ICE protests were attended by several candidates running to replace Graham Platner as the Democratic nominee—including Troy Jackson, Nirav Shah, Paige Loud, and Shenna Bellows, according to the Maine Morning Star.

Collins wrote on X that the shooting “requires a full and impartial investigation of what happened.”

Last month, Collins voted to approve a roughly $70 billion package to fund ICE and Border Patrol through the end of the Trump administration.

Her office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition identified the victim of Monday’s shooting as a Colombian man who was authorized to work in the U.S. and had been issued a Social Security number.

The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain unclear. The DHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

One video shows a white Kia sedan driving in circles as law enforcement appears to attempt to enter the car through the driver’s door. Another video shows a white Ford Explorer that appears to have hit the Kia on its passenger side, with a person lying in the street near the incident. Images also showed bullet holes in the Kia.

At one point, the victim is seen being put in handcuffs as agents remove him from his car and put him on the ground.

One witness, Cecelia Humiston, 22, told the Portland Press Herald that she was asleep when she heard a commotion nearby. When she went to check it out, she saw a person lying on the ground. She then heard another woman yelling, “You took her dad, you took her dad!”

“They were with a little girl, she couldn’t have been older than three,” Humiston told the outlet. “She was still in her Bluey pajamas.”