US Edition'Standing up for Freedom': Minneapolis Proud of Peaceful ICE Protests
Protesters demand an end to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations following two civilian deaths, with tens of thousands joining peaceful demonstrations amid freezing temperatures.
- On January 30, 2026, tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Minneapolis under the 'National Shutdown' banner with no arrests or injuries reported, police said.
- The deaths of individuals and federal raids prompted protests in Minneapolis, with daily demonstrations at the Whipple federal building preceding the recent mobilization.
- A child demonstrator shouted `ICE out of Minnesota` while many protesters wore ski gear in roughly 1°F cold, with police reporting no arrests but sheriffs deputies dragging one away.
- Political statements surrounding the deaths helped draw wider attention, as President Donald Trump criticized Pretti and protesters called officials 'the criminals at large'.
- Drawing on the city's post-2020 unrest, protesters linked their mobilization to the George Floyd protests and highlighted grassroots organisations supporting migrant communities with groceries and protections.
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Once again in Minneapolis, tfausende people have protested against the raids of the U.S. immigration agency ICE.
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AlKhaleej Today‘Standing up for freedom’: Minneapolis hails peaceful ICE protests despite anger over immigration raids
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan 31 — Marchers braving arctic cold to join thousands of others appalled by the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown in Minneapolis lauded how peaceful the protests have remained despite fury over masked federal agents’ arrests and killings.“We learned so much from the Floyd protests. We had a bunch of cops that were rogues — white supremacists. They had warrior training. Now we have a wonderful police department and now I…
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'Standing up for freedom': Minneapolis proud of peaceful ICE protests
Marchers braving arctic cold to join thousands of others appalled by the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in Minneapolis lauded how peaceful the protests have remained despite fury over masked federal agents' arrests and killings.
In Minneapolis and other U.S. cities, thousands of people took to the streets on Friday to protest the raids of the U.S. immigration agency ICE.
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