Anti-ICE demonstrators chanting outside a Target in Richfield, Minnesota this afternoon
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota shows ICE agents’ vehicle surrounded as tensions boil over
Minnesota State Troopers moved in outside the Whipple Federal Building — unlawful assembly declared, dozens arrested, and the anti-ICE street chaos is getting shut down fast
Anti-ICE rioter in Minneapolis screams “I CAN’T BREATHE” while being arrested — the irony isn’t lost on anyone watching
Chaos erupts in Minneapolis as protesters turn the street outside the Whipple Federal Building into a spectacle — throwing silicone props at cars and sheriff’s deputies
Around 5,000 people gathered in Minneapolis to honor Renee Good, Alex Pretti, and others who lost their lives during federal immigration enforcement.Just 30 days later, grief and outrage fueled one of the largest grassroots memorials in U.S
Unlawfully Assembly was declared outside Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis. Mass arrests by Sheriff Department.
Pardoned J6er Jake Lang drove past the Whipple Federal Building protest in a U-Haul as demonstrators kicked the vehicle and threw sex toys at it. Lang had been scheduled to rally at the Minnesota Capitol, but after his arrest for destroying an anti-ICE ice installation
MINNESOTA: Mass Arrests, Clashes After Unlawful Assembly Declared at Minneapolis Whipple Building
“Shut Down The U.S. War Machine” Protest in Minneapolis
A long standoff resulted in multiple arrests outside of the federal building in Minneapolis. Protesters with shields were taken down.Several arrests made near the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minnesota this afternoon
Protesters facing off with police in Minnesota this afternoon
Hennepin County authorities clash with anti-ICE protesters outside the Henry Whipple Federal Building — moving them out of the street as tensions flare
After multiple warnings from police, authorities have begun arresting anti-ICE protesters outside the federal Whipple building.Many demonstrators can be heard begging for help as they are zip-tied and taken into custody
Police moving protesters back outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minnesota
Minneapolis as anti-ICE protesters turn on one of their own with obscene props
Jake Lang rides in a U-Haul outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minnesota
Rally Outside Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minnesota
As police load confiscated items into their truck, the filter blockade itself continues
Bloomington & 35th turned into a street barricade scene as protesters tried to physically hold onto pallets and furniture. Police warned them repeatedly, then let it slide anyway
Minneapolis Police attempt to dismantle filter blockade, where activists fill an intersection with the aim of identifying, slowing, and stopping ICE or other federal agents from getting through
Anti-ICE protest at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Police issued a final order to disperse and warned the remaining group they were under arrest if they stayed.After one activist urged others to leave, the rest fled the scene. No further arrests were made
Officers rushed through the remaining crowd, prompting most protesters to disperse.A small group stayed at the front, shouting insults and taunting police
Police declared a "nuisance" and unlawful assembly Thursday night as protesters banged pots and pans and shook barricades outside the Graduate by Hilton, a hotel in Minneapolis reportedly housing ICE agents
Minneapolis Police have begun arresting Anti-ICE Protestors for violating noise ordinances.
Minneapolis police have begun arresting anti-ICE protesters for violating noise ordinances and declared the demonstration an unlawful assembly as enforcement intensifies in response to ongoing unrest
Anti-ICE Protesters Outside Graduate by Hilton Minneapolis
Minneapolis police have declared tonight’s anti-ICE protest an unlawful assembly and ordered the crowd to disperse or face arrest, as tensions escalate over federal immigration enforcement
Police ordering everyone to leave Graduate Hotel immediately or face arrest.
