Twin Cities Businesses Close Friday In ICE Protest, Economic Blackout
More than 20 businesses in Minneapolis and St. Paul will close to protest ICE enforcement and support workers impacted by immigration actions, organizers said.
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Friday’s 'ICE Out of Minnesota' day is a general strike. Here’s what that means.
Celeste chants "No hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here" at a protest against ICE alongside thousands of people Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026. (Photo by Nicole Neri/Minnesota Reformer)Friday is “ICE Out of Minnesota: Day of Truth & Freedom,” a general strike supported by Minnesota’s unions, progressive faith leaders, Democratic lawmakers and community activists. The “ICE Out” day proponents are encouraging all Minnesotans to stay home from work,…
Minnesota restaurants by the dozens planning to shut down Friday to protest ICE enforcement
A number of restaurants, bars and coffee shops in the Twin Cities are planning to take part in an "economic blackout" strike Friday in response to President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement policies, according to their own social media posts. Dozens of food establishments, along with some other small businesses, have planned to close operations, promoting what organizers describe in posters as a "statewide shutdown," with calls for "no wor…
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