Abolish ICE Graffiti, Bloomington Ave, Minneapolis

Graffiti reading "A neighbor was taken here" and "Abolish ICE" is spray-painted on a textured orange pillar at the intersection of Lake Street and Bloomington Avenue in Minneapolis. The message refers to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency and likely relates to protests against immigration policies and enforcement actions. The phrase "A neighbor was taken here" suggests a personal experience or observation of an individual being detained or deported, highlighting community impact and opposition to ICE's presence and operations. This form of street art serves as a public statement and a form of protest within the urban environment.