Thousands brave bitter cold to demand ICE leave Minneapolis
Summary
Thousands braved bitter cold in Minneapolis to protest against President Trump's immigration crackdown and demand the withdrawal of ICE agents. Demonstrations included a general strike with businesses closing and clergy arrests at the airport.
Key Points
- Thousands marched in Minneapolis demanding an end to President Trump's immigration crackdown and the removal of ICE agents.
- Organisers claimed up to 50,000 protesters took part despite freezing temperatures.
- Protesters included clergy who were arrested after praying and singing hymns at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport.
- Local businesses closed in solidarity, and organisers called for legal accountability in the shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent.
