Minnesota is observing an economic blackout. Those protesting ICE are encouraged not to work, spend or study, and it has led to more than 600 local businesses announce they will close for the day – though once again Minnesota's biggest companies remain silent on the ongoing federal operation.

Tim Walz says the city's second fatal shooting this month is an "inflection point" as protests spread over the death of Alex Pretti.

Hundreds of protesters took to the streets after the shooting, while several Democrats demanded that federal immigration officers leave Minnesota.View on euronews

ICE agents are conducting their own experiment in Minneapolis, pushing the gray areas of the law as far as they can. Every day, so many of us watch the actions of ICE agents in Minnesota and think, “That cannot be legal.