Gibson, Joey

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Joey Gibson

Joey Gibson

Agency N/A
Role Provocateur
Field Office Unknown
State Oregon
Status Active
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Joey Gibson

    • Joey Gibson** (born November 8, 1983) is an American right-wing activist and the founder of **Patriot Prayer**, a far-right group that has repeatedly mobilized around immigration-related protests. Gibson is listed in ICE List for his documented role in provoking protesters at ICE facilities and ICE-adjacent demonstrations, including incidents in **Portland, Oregon**, where he has been identified.

Documented Activity

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Background

Gibson was born in Clark County, Washington, and later became active in right-wing street politics in the Pacific Northwest. He founded Patriot Prayer in 2016 and has since organized or appeared at numerous demonstrations characterized by confrontation with counter-protesters, including anti-fascist groups and immigration rights activists.

Patriot Prayer events have frequently drawn participation from other far-right organizations, including the Proud Boys, and have resulted in repeated clashes with counter-protesters in Portland and surrounding areas.

Gibson has been repeatedly documented appearing at or near demonstrations connected to ICE operations or immigration enforcement, where he has engaged in behavior described by media and law enforcement sources as antagonistic or provocative toward protesters opposing ICE.

Reporting has also documented close contact between Gibson and Portland police during periods of heightened protest activity related to immigration enforcement, raising public scrutiny over coordination and information-sharing during demonstrations.

Gibson was indicted in 2019 on felony riot charges stemming from a May Day confrontation in Portland involving Patriot Prayer and anti-fascist protesters. Although he was ultimately acquitted in 2022, the presiding judge acknowledged his presence and conduct during the confrontation while ruling that his actions constituted protected speech under Oregon law.

Evidence and Sources

Notes

This entry focuses on Gibson’s documented role in provoking protesters at ICE-related demonstrations and does not imply employment by ICE.