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Katie Daviscourt

Journalist and video correspondent covering protests and immigration enforcement

Personal details

Public profession
Reporter / video correspondent
News employers
Rebel News (reported 2022); The Post Millennial (by 2025–2026)
Reporting focus
Seattle and Portland demonstrations; immigration enforcement
Former activism
Former Turning Point USA activist, reported by The Guardian in 2025

Katie Daviscourt is an American journalist and video correspondent whose reporting has focused on demonstrations, public order and immigration enforcement in the Pacific Northwest. She has worked with Rebel News and The Post Millennial; her reporting appears under a staff author page at the latter publication.

Reporting career

Daviscourt has described beginning as an independent reporter in Seattle around the 2020 demonstrations. Rebel News introduced her as a new reporter in August 2022. By 2025 she was covering immigration enforcement and protests in Portland for The Post Millennial.

The Guardian described her in October 2025 as a former Turning Point USA activist. That characterization is attributed to the newspaper; it does not establish a present job, leadership position or payment from TPUSA.

2025 Portland incident

The U.S. Press Freedom Tracker documented that Daviscourt was struck in the face by a flagpole during reporting at a demonstration outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Portland on September 30, 2025. The Tracker identified the assailant as a private individual and recorded Daviscourt as a journalist targeted while working.

Reporting and evidence standards

Her published reporting, social posts and videos are primary evidence of what she said or broadcast; footage should be separately checked for original context before drawing conclusions about agencies, demonstrators or allegations against specific individuals. Public biographical records reviewed did not reliably establish a birth date, spouse or parent names, so these details are deliberately omitted.

References

  1. The Post Millennial — Katie Daviscourt reporting archive
  2. Rebel News — Katie Daviscourt 2022 career profile
  3. The Guardian — former TPUSA activism and Portland reporting
  4. U.S. Press Freedom Tracker — assault, September 30, 2025

Research assembled from sources available as of November 13, 2026. Correctly dated records take priority over later summaries. Unresolved relationships are omitted from public-facing narrative.

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