Minneapolis Protestors March Against ICE in Sub-Zero Temperatures

Protesters march in Minneapolis holding signs that read "ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA" and "ICE OUT NOW."
Despite frigid temperatures with a windchill near -30F, thousands of protestors marched through Minneapolis. The demonstration, which organizers claimed drew 50,000 participants, was one of the largest in Minnesota's history. Protesters voiced demands for accountability in the killing of Renee Good and the removal of federal agents from the state, citing disruption to daily life. The marchers carried signs with messages such as "ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA" and "ICE OUT NOW." Find more photos like this on my Operation Metro Surge: Ice in Minneapolis page.
Photo taken in January 2026.
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