Summary
In Minnesota, many businesses are closing as part of a protest against increased immigration enforcement by ICE. Organizers have asked people to avoid work, school, and shopping to show their opposition. The protest includes rallies in cities like St. Paul and Minneapolis, where immigration enforcement has been strong.
Key Facts
- Businesses in Minnesota are shutting down to protest ICE's presence.
- The protest aims to oppose ICE's enforcement actions in the state.
- Rallies are organized in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
- ICE's actions are part of "Operation Metro Surge," with thousands of officers deployed.
- Over 10,000 "criminal illegal aliens" have reportedly been arrested in Minnesota since President Trump’s return to office.
- The killing of Renee Good has intensified protests throughout the state.
- Some protests have resulted in clashes between demonstrators and federal officers.
- Business owners like Corey Lamb believe ICE raids economically affect their communities.
