On January 23, 2026, thousands of protesters— including many women and liberal activists— took to Minneapolis streets in subzero temperatures to demand an end to ICE operations, carrying “Stop ICE!” and “ICE Out” signs and briefly blocking traffic and access roads. The statewide “ICE Out of Minnesota” economic‑blackout actions included a large downtown march, an airport blockade where about 100 clergy were arrested, and earlier church demonstrations that led to arrests of activists. Organizers demanded accountability for the fatal shooting of Renee Good and called for ICE to leave Minnesota; the rallies reflected mounting local outrage over federal immigration enforcement nationwide.

Sources: (kpbs.org)