Minneapolis

5,036 photos · 2008–2026

5,036 photographs tagged Minneapolis, 2008–2026.

Protest sticker on Minneapolis utility pole opposing ICE with crossed-out federal agent badge and resistance message. — A protest sign in Minneapolis's Powderhorn neighborhood expresses opposition to ICE during Operation metro Surge. The sign reads "FUCK ICE" and "NEIGHBORHOOD OBSERVATION & RESISTANCE IN FORCE." Signs like this were a familiar site as thousands of federal agents arrived in Minneapolis.

Yellow car drives past boarded building with "Alex Pretti" graffiti on Lake Street, Minneapolis. — Graffiti reading "ALEX PRETTI" covers the boarded-up facade of a building on Lake Street in Minneapolis. The graffiti appeared following the death of Alex Pretti, who was killed by federal agents during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.

Banner reading "Our Neighborhood Blocks ICE" displayed at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — A banner reading "Our Neighborhood Blocks ICE" is displayed at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on February 12, 2026. The sign is positioned at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street, an area that has been a site of ongoing protest since the murder of George Floyd.

Memorial box on Nicollet Avenue containing personal items and handwritten notes honoring Alex Pretti and Renee Good in — A memorial box on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis contains personal items and quotes attributed to Alex Pretti and Renee Good. The box includes a rose, stones, a whistle, and handwritten notes with the phrases "Are you okay? Alex" and "I'm not mad at you." Pretti and Good were killed by federal agents in Minneapolis.

Handwritten protest sign at Renee Good Memorial referencing Trump, Vance, and ICE, urging Representatives Emmer and Fischbach to — A protest sign left at the Renee Good Memorial in Minneapolis calls for action from U.S. Representatives Tom Emmer and Michelle Fischbach. The sign references statements attributed to Donald Trump and J.D. Vance regarding ICE's authority and immunity, linking them to the killing of Renee Good by federal agents the previous month. The message urges the politicians to address the incident and not ignore what the sign's author describes as murder.

Protest sign at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis criticizing ICE with "Minnesota Cocktail" and "MN Nice Except With Ice" text. — A protest sign at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis reads "MINNESOTA COCKTAIL MN NICE EXCEPT WITH ICE!". The sign references the "MN Nice" stereotype of Minnesotans while criticizing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The area has become a significant site for activism and community organizing, addressing issues of racial justice and police brutality.

Protesters hold signs opposing ICE at Lake Street and Chicago Avenue intersection in Minneapolis during Operation Metro Surge. — Protesters gathered at the intersection of Lake Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, holding signs with messages such as "THE WRONG ICE IS MELTING," "HANDS OFF SOCIAL SECURITY," and "IMMIGRANTS LET THEM STAY." This protest occurred during"Operation Metro Surge".

Anti-immigration enforcement posters displayed in Via's Vintage storefront windows on Hennepl Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. — Posters expressing solidarity with immigrants are displayed in the windows of the vacant Via's Vintage storefront on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. The messages, "ICE CAN'T BREAK U.S." and "AMERICA STANDS WITH MINNESOTA," appeared in February 2026, a period marked by increased federal immigration enforcement activity in the city during "Operation Metro Surge."

Spoonbridge and Cherry at Walker Sculpture Garden in Minneapolis at sunset — Spoonbridge and Cherry stands at the Walker Sculpture Garden in Minneapolis, Minnesota, lit by low evening sun. The Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen sculpture is one of the park’s best-known works, set among winter trees and landscaped grounds near the Walker Art Center.

Handwritten flyer on utility pole with ICE alert codes instructing whistles for enforcement activity in Minneapolis. — A flyer posted on a utility pole in Minneapolis outlines a community alert system for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity. The notice provides two codes: "Code 1" indicates ICE is in the area and instructs individuals to blow a whistle with a "Pre-Pre-Pre..." sound. "Code RED" signifies that ICE is detaining someone, and the whistle should be blown with a "PREEEEEEE..." sound.

Protester holds sign reading "Every Pig Will Have Their Saturday" with pig illustration during Minneapolis march for Alex Pretti. — A protest sign with the text "EVERY PIG WILL HAVE THEIR SATURDAY" and an illustration of a pig's head on a human body, surrounded by flames, is held by a demonstrator. The sign was displayed during a march in Minneapolis on January 24, 2026. The march, organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO, proceeded from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. Participants demanded justice for individuals killed by federal agents, referencing the death of Alex Pretti, who was unarmed when shot by border patrol agents. Video evidence later suggested agents removed a weapon from Pretti before the shooting, raising questions about the circumstances of his death and immigration enforcement practices.

Protesters hold signs at a Minneapolis rally demanding the deportation of a political figure and the removal of ICE from the city. — Protesters gather in Minneapolis, holding signs that read "THERE IS A DANGEROUS CRIMINAL IN THE WHITE HOUSE! DEPORT HIM!" and "ICE OUT OF MPLS." The demonstration occurred during the "Day Out For Democracy" rally and march, organized by the Minnesota AFL-CIO. This event demanded justice for individuals killed by federal agents, including Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed by border patrol agents on January 24, 2026.

Person holds sign with monarch butterfly and text "Immigrants Belong in Minnesota" at protest rally in Minneapolis. — Today in Minneapolis, those demanding justice for everyone shot and/or killed by federal agents over the last 2 months, protesters marched from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. Pretti was shot and killed by border patrol agents while he was unarmed on January 24, 2026. Video shows agents removing a gun from Pretti prior to shots being fired. The “Day Out For Democracy” rally and march was organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO.

Man in sunglasses speaking at microphone wearing yellow fist graphic shirt at Minneapolis protest rally. — Today in Minneapolis, those demanding justice for everyone shot and/or killed by federal agents over the last 2 months, protesters marched from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. Pretti was shot and killed by border patrol agents while he was unarmed on January 24, 2026. Video shows agents removing a gun from Pretti prior to shots being fired. The “Day of Democracy” rally and march was organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO.

Protest sign held at Alex Pretti memorial in Minneapolis demanding justice for those killed by federal agents. — Today in Minneapolis, those demanding justice for everyone shot and/or killed by federal agents over the last 2 months, protesters marched from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. Pretti was shot and killed by border patrol agents while he was unarmed on January 24, 2026. Video shows agents removing a gun from Pretti prior to shots being fired. The “Day of Democracy” rally and march was organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO.

Protesters hold a "Resistance Melts ICE" sign at a Minneapolis march honoring Alex Pretti, killed by border patrol agents. — Today in Minneapolis, those demanding justice for everyone shot and/or killed by federal agents over the last 2 months, protesters marched from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. Pretti was shot and killed by border patrol agents while he was unarmed on January 24, 2026. Video shows agents removing a gun from Pretti prior to shots being fired. The “Day Out For Democracy” rally and march was organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO.

Protest sign on bicycle comparing Stephen Miller to a rectal polyp during Minneapolis march against federal immigration — A protest sign comparing former Trump administration official Stephen Miller to a rectal polyp is displayed on a bicycle during a march in Minneapolis. The sign reads, "THIS OLD HIPPIE WILL NAP WHEN MILLER IS IN JAIL!" and "like the rectal polyp he needs to be removed!". The march, organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO, protested actions by federal agents, including the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by border patrol agents on January 24, 2026. Video evidence suggests Pretti was unarmed when shot, and agents reportedly removed a gun from him prior to the incident.

Crowds march through Minneapolis street holding "Minnesota Brave" banner and protest signs demanding ICE removal. — The “Day Out For Democracy”march in Minneapolis on February 16, 2026. Those marching were demanding justice for everyone shot and/or killed by federal agents over the last 2 months, protesters marched from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. Pretti was shot and killed by border patrol agents while he was unarmed on January 24, 2026. Video shows agents removing a gun from Pretti prior to shots being fired. The “Day Out For Democracy” rally and march was organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO.

Crowd of protesters marches in Minneapolis with American flags and signs demanding justice for Alex Pretti killed by federal — Protesters marched through Minneapolis on January 24, 2026, from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. The march, organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO, demanded justice for individuals killed by federal agents in recent months. Alex Pretti was shot and killed by border patrol agents on January 24, 2026, while unarmed. Video evidence suggests agents removed a weapon from Pretti before the shooting occurred.

Protester holds sign criticizing Kristi Noem during Minneapolis march against immigration enforcement policies. — Protesters in Minneapolis hold signs during a "Day Out For Democracy" rally and march organized by the Minnesota AFL-CIO. The march proceeded from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed by border patrol agents on January 24, 2026. The protest's messaging, including a sign targeting Kristi Noem, reflects broader concerns about immigration policies and federal law enforcement actions.

Protesters march in Minneapolis demanding ICE removal and justice for those killed by federal agents. — Protesters gathered in Minneapolis on January 24, 2026, for a "Day Out For Democracy" march organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO. The march, which began at Stewart Park, was held to demand justice for individuals killed by federal agents in recent months. The protest specifically honored Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed by border patrol agents on this date. Signs displayed at the event called for the removal of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from Minneapolis.

Protesters march in Minneapolis carrying signs and a large effigy during a rally against federal immigration enforcement. — Today in Minneapolis, those demanding justice for everyone shot and/or killed by federal agents over the last 2 months, protesters marched from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. Pretti was shot and killed by border patrol agents while he was unarmed on January 24, 2026. Video shows agents removing a gun from Pretti prior to shots being fired. The “Day Out For Democracy” rally and march was organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO.

Protesters gather outside a storefront displaying posters honoring Alex Pretti, an ICE shooting victim in Minneapolis. — Today in Minneapolis, those demanding justice for everyone shot and/or killed by federal agents over the last 2 months, protesters marched from Stewart Park to the memorial of Alex Pretti. On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents fatally shot 37-year-old Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Pretti, an intensive care nurse at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, was killed during an encounter connected to large-scale federal immigration enforcement operations taking place across the Twin Cities. Video recorded by bystanders and witnesses at the scene quickly circulated online and contradicted portions of the initial federal account of the shooting, leading to public outrage and demands for the release of additional evidence. Video showed that Pretti was armed and was shot and killed an after he was disarmed. Pretti’s death sparked days of protests, marches, and confrontations with law enforcement in Minneapolis as demonstrators condemned the federal operation and called for accountability. The shooting became a major flashpoint in ongoing national debates over immigration enforcement, federal policing powers, and the use of force during domestic operations. As of this writing, no one has been held responsible for the killing. ior to shots being fired. The “Day Out For Democracy” rally and march was organized by Minnesota AFL-CIO.

Memorial shrine for Alex Pretti on Nicollet Avenue in South Minneapolis with handwritten tributes and floral arrangements. — The Alex Pretti memorial on Nicollet Avenue in South Minneapolis. Alex Pretti was shot and killed by Border Patrol agents while he was unarmed on January 24, 2026. Video shows agents removing a gun from Pretti prior to shots being fired.

Thousands of protesters march through Minneapolis with banners reading "Fight for the Living, Honor the Harmed, Honor the Dead — Protesters marched through Minneapolis on January 24, 2026, as part of the "Day Out For Democracy" rally. Organized by the Minnesota AFL-CIO, the marchers demanded justice for individuals killed by federal agents in recent months. The protest route began at Stewart Park and concluded at the memorial for Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed by border patrol agents on the same date. Video evidence indicates agents removed a weapon from Pretti before the shooting occurred.

Behind Enemy Lines flyer in Minneapolis — A flyer taped to a bus stop in Minneapolis near where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents, seen on March 4, 2026.

A sticker on a Minneapolis bus stop reads "All my friends hate the boy Mayor. Don't Rank Frey!" — A sticker on a bus stop in South Minneapolis that reads "All my friends hate the boy Mayor. Don't Rank Frey!" The sign refers to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and ranked choice voting.

Posters on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis protest ICE actions, naming Renee Good and Alex Pretti with the phrase "MURDERED BY ICE." — Posters on Nicollet Avenue in South Minneapolis on March 4, 2026, protest the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The posters identify Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse, with the phrase "MURDERED BY ICE." Accompanying the posters is a stencil reading "A neighbor was taken here. Abolish ICE," indicating a location someone was detained.

Flyer for a Dropkick Murphys fundraiser for Abolish ICE at the Black Forest Inn on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis. — A flyer announces a fundraiser for the "Abolish ICE" benefit show featuring the band Dropkick Murphys, scheduled for March 6, 2026, at the Black Forest Inn on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis. The event aims to "fight fascism and support the warriors who've stepped up to protect our neighbors and our democracy." It also commemorates Alex Pretti, who was killed by federal agents on January 24, 2026, with the event taking place across from the Alex Pretti Memorial. The flyer lists numerous musical acts and sponsoring organizations, including the Minneapolis Foundation and the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota.

Anti ICE flyer on a Minneapolis storefront — A flyer on a storefront in Minneapolis seen in March 2026. It reads "ICE GET OUT OF OUR CITY". Signs like this on storefronts became very common as thousands of federal agents arrived in Minneapolis.

ICE stencils at Chicago-Lake Liquors in Minneapolis indicate locations of ICE apprehensions. — Stencils reading "A NEIGHBOR WAS TAKEN HERE" are spray-painted on the exterior of Chicago-Lake Liquors in Minneapolis. These markings, which appeared across the Twin Cities, indicate locations where individuals were apprehended by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This marking was documented in March 2026 on Lake Street.

All Your Favorite Bands Hate Fascism Sign — Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert across the street from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents. Dropkick Murphys finished their acoustic set with "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". Their set was part of a 7 hour benefit show across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents on January 24. A little over a mile from where Renee Good was killed 17 days prior. “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.

Stethoscopes and flowers at the Alex Pretti Memorial, honoring a healthcare worker who died on duty. — Stethoscopes and flowers are displayed at the Alex Pretti Memorial. This memorial honors Alex Pretti, a healthcare worker who was killed by Border Patrol agents during Operation Metro Surge.

A person wears a jacket with "Abolish I.C.E." on the back at a protest in Minneapolis. — Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert across the street from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents. Dropkick Murphys finished their acoustic set with "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". Their set was part of a 7 hour benefit show across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents on January 24. A little over a mile from where Renee Good was killed 17 days prior. “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.

Protesters gather in Minneapolis with an "ABOLISH ICE" banner visible in the background. — A crowd gathers in Minneapolis for a rally against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). A banner in the background reads "ABOLISH ICE." The event took place in the Twin Cities, a metropolitan area in Minnesota, and was organized in opposition to federal immigration enforcement policies.

A memorial gathering for Alex Pretti features flowers, ribbons, and signs, including one reading "Alex = Love," on a wet street. — The Alex Pretti Memorial on March 6, 2026. The community gathered during the Abolish ICE benefit concert headlined by the Dropkick Murphys.

Ken Casey at the Alex Pretti Memorial in Minneapolis on March 6, 2026, before a benefit show. — Ken Casey shows his respect at the Alex Pretti Memorial in Minneapolis on March 6, 2026. His visit comes just before their set at a 7 hour benefit show across the street.

Ken Casey of Dropkick Murphys performs at a benefit concert in Minneapolis. — Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert across the street from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents. Dropkick Murphys finished their acoustic set with "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". Their set was part of a 7 hour benefit show across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents on January 24. A little over a mile from where Renee Good was killed 17 days prior. “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.

Hands are raised in Minneapolis at a protest concert for Alex Pretti, who was killed by federal agents. — People raise their hands during "First Class Loser". Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert across the street from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents. Dropkick Murphys finished their acoustic set with "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". Their set was part of a 7 hour benefit show across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents on January 24. A little over a mile from where Renee Good was killed 17 days prior. “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.

Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert for Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. — Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert across the street from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents. Dropkick Murphys finished their acoustic set with "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". Their set was part of a 7 hour benefit show across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents on January 24. A little over a mile from where Renee Good was killed 17 days prior. “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.

Ken Casey of Dropkick Murphys performs at an ABOLISH ICE benefit show in Minneapolis. — Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert across the street from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents. Dropkick Murphys finished their acoustic set with "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". Their set was part of a 7 hour benefit show across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents on January 24. A little over a mile from where Renee Good was killed 17 days prior. “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.

Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert in Minneapolis, protesting ICE policies. — Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert across the street from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents. Dropkick Murphys finished their acoustic set with "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". Their set was part of a 7 hour benefit show across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents on January 24. A little over a mile from where Renee Good was killed 17 days prior. “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.

Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis, a protest related to immigration issues. — Dropkick Murphys perform at a benefit concert across the street from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents. Dropkick Murphys finished their acoustic set with "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". Their set was part of a 7 hour benefit show across from where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents on January 24. A little over a mile from where Renee Good was killed 17 days prior. “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.

Rainy night traffic on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis with the Uptown Theater sign lit up. — A couple walk down Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis on March 6, 2026. The Uptown Theater being seen in the background.

DJ Eddie Adams performs at the Green Room in Minneapolis under purple and green laser lights. — DJ Eddie Adams at the Green Room in Uptown Minneapolis on March 7, 2026.

Demolition of the 10th Avenue Bridge over the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis, with heavy machinery and debris visible. Street signs indicate S 10th Ave and E 29th St. — Demolition of the 10th Avenue Bridge over the Midtown Greenway in South Minneapolis. This demolition is part of a recurring summer project to replace aging bridges along the Midtown Greenway, many of which were constructed concurrently.

A banner reading "ICE OUT" is displayed on a residential building in Minneapolis, protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. — A banner reading "ICE OUT" is displayed on the porch of a blue residential building on a street in Minneapolis. The banner is red with white lettering. The "ICE OUT" message is a protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations.

Handmade ICE protest sign on a Minneapolis residential street. — A handmade protest sign on a residential street in Minneapolis, Minnesota, calls for ICE to leave and says, “We will protect our community” and “Quit your job and go home.”

Construction on the former Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct building vestibule, featuring community-themed banners on fencing. — Construction is underway on the vestibule of the former Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct building. The Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct building was a focal point of protests and unrest following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.

AFFORDABILITY IS WHY WE SHOW UP NO KINGS — Man walks in front of a large NO KINGS poster in Uptown Minneapolis days before a massive rally at the Minnesota State capitol that is expecting to draw 150,000.

Protest posters in Uptown Minneapolis advocate for Alex Pretti, election protection, and "No Kings" on March 28, displayed on a plywood-covered wall. — Posters in Uptown Minneapolis display messages including "ALEX PRETTI IS WHY WE SHOW UP," "ELECTION PROTECTION IS WHY WE SHOW UP," "THE EPSTEIN CLASS IS WHY WE SHOW UP," and "NO KINGS MARCH 28."

Traffic on Lake Street near the Uptown Theater in Minneapolis at dusk. — Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis as dark falls in March 2026.

Minnesota Nice Graffiti — Graffiti seen in Uptown Minneapolis that reads Minnesota NICE. Seen on March 29, 2026.

Colorful 612 Lake Street mural on a purple alley wall in Uptown Minneapolis at night — A vibrant mural featuring cartoonish characters and the text "612 Lake Street" adorns a purple wall in an alleyway in Uptown Minneapolis. This mural is located on Lagoon Avenue in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis, a commercial and entertainment district.

Anti-war flyer on a utility box in Uptown Minneapolis at night. — An anti-war protest flyer is affixed to a utility box in Uptown Minneapolis. The flyer reads: "We refuse to kill and be killed for the billionaires. STOP TRUMP'S WAR ON IRAN."

Apartment buildings along the Midtown Greenway in Uptown Minneapolis at night. — Apartment buildings line the Midtown Greenway in Uptown Minneapolis at night. A sign reads "NOW LEASING | LIVEAtFLUX.COM".

Uptown Transit Station sign beside Cali Cannabis in Minneapolis at night. — A sign for the Uptown Transit Station is visible next to a neon sign for Cali Cannabis in Minneapolis. The presence of both a transit station and a cannabis dispensary highlights the mixed-use nature of the Uptown neighborhood in Minneapolis.

Posters of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good hang on a downtown Minneapolis building. — Posters of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good hang on a building in downtown Minneapolis. The posters, which read “MURDERED BY ICE,” are displayed on the ground floor of a vacant building near the interstate off ramp in Downtown Minneapolis.

Protest flyer in Uptown Minneapolis reads "Justice for Good & Pretti Stop ICE Terror" and "ICE Out Now." — A protest flyer posted on a utility pole in Uptown Minneapolis reads "JUSTICE FOR GOOD & PRETTI STOP ICE TERROR" and "ICE OUT NOW." Someone wrote in “Danald Trump [sic]” and “Jeffery Epstein [sic]” on the side.

Minneapolis protest posters on a brick building critique the Pohlad family's ownership of the Minnesota Twins and alleged ties to ICE. — Large posters are displayed on a brick building in Minneapolis, Minnesota. One poster reads "Twin Cities WON'T BACK DOWN GET ICE OUT" and features the Minnesota Twins logo. The second poster states "POHLAD FAMILY: VS ICE WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON?" and also includes the Twins logo.

Fans stand in line at First Avenue in Summer of 2026 in Minneapolis — Fans stand in line for a show at First Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis on April 16, 2026, the same venue hosted Bruce Springsteen in late January.

Protesters holding signs above Hennepin and Lyndale in Minneapolis — Non stop honks under protesters on the Irene Hixon Whitney bridge over Lyndale/Hennepin today outside the Sculpture Garden Art Fair.

Off Street Bike Lanes in Uptown Minneapolis — Pedestrian, biker and a scooter on the new bike trails and sidewalk on Hennepin Avenue. Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis had been closed for quite some time for the street to be rebuilt.

New striping on Midtown Greenway trail in Minneapolis — New striping on the Midtown Greenway near the West Lake Street Station of the new Metro Transit Green Line Extention project.

Renee Good banner on Lake Street in Minneapolis — Large banner referring to Renee Good, who was killed in January by federal agents, hangs from the side of a building on Lake Street at Lyndale Avenue. The other side of the building reads "ICE OUT". Minneapolis, May 2026

Fuck Love Do Drugs Graffiti in Minneapolis — Graffiti reading “Fuck love, do drugs” is written on a wall in Minneapolis.

Rail tie plate marked 2-2768T for Southwest LRT light rail construction in Minneapolis. — This tie plate, stenciled 2-2768T and tagged for car CS2788 Truck 2 West, is part of the rail hardware inventory for the Southwest LRT extension in Minneapolis. The Southwest LRT, known as the Green Line Extension, is a light-rail project run by Metro Transit and the Metropolitan Council, linking downtown Minneapolis to Eden Prairie over roughly 14.5 miles and 16 stations.

Renee Good's last words on a sign — A sign at Alex Pretti's Memorial on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis that reads "Renee's Last Words I"m Not Mad At You, Dude". The memorial is at the location where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents in January 2026. On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents fatally shot 37-year-old Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Pretti, an intensive care nurse at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, was killed during an encounter connected to large-scale federal immigration enforcement operations taking place across the Twin Cities. Video recorded by bystanders and witnesses at the scene quickly circulated online and contradicted portions of the initial federal account of the shooting, leading to public outrage and demands for the release of additional evidence. Video showed that Pretti was armed and was shot and killed an after he was disarmed. Pretti’s death sparked days of protests, marches, and confrontations with law enforcement in Minneapolis as demonstrators condemned the federal operation and called for accountability. The shooting became a major flashpoint in ongoing national debates over immigration enforcement, federal policing powers, and the use of force during domestic operations. As of this writing, no one has been held responsible for the killing.

ICE OUT sign at Alex Pretti Memorial in Minneapolis — A Protest sign at the Alex Pretti Memorial shown on May 11, 2026. On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents fatally shot 37-year-old Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Pretti, an intensive care nurse at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, was killed during an encounter connected to large-scale federal immigration enforcement operations taking place across the Twin Cities. Video recorded by bystanders and witnesses at the scene quickly circulated online and contradicted portions of the initial federal account of the shooting, leading to public outrage and demands for the release of additional evidence. Video showed that Pretti was armed and was shot and killed an after he was disarmed. Pretti’s death sparked days of protests, marches, and confrontations with law enforcement in Minneapolis as demonstrators condemned the federal operation and called for accountability. The shooting became a major flashpoint in ongoing national debates over immigration enforcement, federal policing powers, and the use of force during domestic operations. As of this writing, no one has been held responsible for the killing.

Man on cell phone across from Alex Pretti Memorial — Retail stores across from the Alex Pretti Memorial as seen on May 11, 2026. On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents fatally shot 37-year-old Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Pretti, an intensive care nurse at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, was killed during an encounter connected to large-scale federal immigration enforcement operations taking place across the Twin Cities. Video recorded by bystanders and witnesses at the scene quickly circulated online and contradicted portions of the initial federal account of the shooting, leading to public outrage and demands for the release of additional evidence. Video showed that Pretti was armed and was shot and killed an after he was disarmed. Pretti’s death sparked days of protests, marches, and confrontations with law enforcement in Minneapolis as demonstrators condemned the federal operation and called for accountability. The shooting became a major flashpoint in ongoing national debates over immigration enforcement, federal policing powers, and the use of force during domestic operations. As of this writing, no one has been held responsible for the killing.

Neighbor was taken here stencil art in Minneapolis — A stencil that reads "A Neighbor was taken here abolish ice" seen near where Alex Pretti was killed by federal agents in January 2026 during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.

Kids leaves protest sign at Alex Pretti Memorial — A sign near the Alex Pretti Memorial that reads: "“Dear Minnesota, I know you are going through a lot. I just want to say, KEEP FIGHTING!!! Don’t let ICE overcome us! DO NOT LET OUR NEIGHBORS FALL!!! DON’T GIVE UP!!!! Love, anonymous kid who says don’t give up!” On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents fatally shot 37-year-old Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Pretti, an intensive care nurse at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, was killed during an encounter connected to large-scale federal immigration enforcement operations taking place across the Twin Cities. Video recorded by bystanders and witnesses at the scene quickly circulated online and contradicted portions of the initial federal account of the shooting, leading to public outrage and demands for the release of additional evidence. Video showed that Pretti was armed and was shot and killed an after he was disarmed. Pretti’s death sparked days of protests, marches, and confrontations with law enforcement in Minneapolis as demonstrators condemned the federal operation and called for accountability. The shooting became a major flashpoint in ongoing national debates over immigration enforcement, federal policing powers, and the use of force during domestic operations. As of this writing, no one has been held responsible for the killing.

Sign at the Alex Pretti Memorial ICE OUT NOW — Sign at the Alex Pretti Memorial seen on May 11, 2026. It reads: “ICE OUT NOW. The good die young — oh.. and the Pretti gunned down in ICE cold blood in a warzone that is our city. Trump’s troops, weighted with weapons, white supremists masked their false pride while storming our castle as if it’s a ride, spraying teargas, blasphemous amass, crass brass relished the task of defending this act as they lied. ‘We are here to love each other’ — that’s Kennie’s mantra. A devoted mom and good wife, she literally sparkled. This natural leader was born to right wrongs, write poems and sing songs, yet on January 7th the unthinkable happened, shot through the heart, and Trump’s to blame, incapable of shame or pain. 17 days later it happened again. Alex Pretti — ICU — vigorous, steady and noble. This nurse stood for good, ready, willing and able. You may never know the fruit laid on your table, but it sets the stage, a million reasons to follow your belief in a better tomorrow for humanity, to do as they should. That’s why we stand — and that’s PRETTI GOOD.” /pretti/

Minnesota NICE t-shirt at Alex Pretti Memorial — A shirt at the Alex Pretti Memorial that reads "Minnesota NICE" with "ICE" crossed out. The memorial is on Nicollet Avenue where Alex Pretti was killed in January 2026 during Operation Metro Surge. On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents fatally shot 37-year-old Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Pretti, an intensive care nurse at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, was killed during an encounter connected to large-scale federal immigration enforcement operations taking place across the Twin Cities. Video recorded by bystanders and witnesses at the scene quickly circulated online and contradicted portions of the initial federal account of the shooting, leading to public outrage and demands for the release of additional evidence. Video showed that Pretti was armed and was shot and killed an after he was disarmed. Pretti’s death sparked days of protests, marches, and confrontations with law enforcement in Minneapolis as demonstrators condemned the federal operation and called for accountability. The shooting became a major flashpoint in ongoing national debates over immigration enforcement, federal policing powers, and the use of force during domestic operations. As of this writing, no one has been held responsible for the killing.

Flowers at the Alex Pretti Memorial in Minneapolis — The Alex Pretti Memorial as seen on May 11, 2026. On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents fatally shot 37-year-old Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Pretti, an intensive care nurse at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, was killed during an encounter connected to large-scale federal immigration enforcement operations taking place across the Twin Cities. Video recorded by bystanders and witnesses at the scene quickly circulated online and contradicted portions of the initial federal account of the shooting, leading to public outrage and demands for the release of additional evidence. Video showed that Pretti was armed and was shot and killed an after he was disarmed. Pretti’s death sparked days of protests, marches, and confrontations with law enforcement in Minneapolis as demonstrators condemned the federal operation and called for accountability. The shooting became a major flashpoint in ongoing national debates over immigration enforcement, federal policing powers, and the use of force during domestic operations. As of this writing, no one has been held responsible for the killing.

ICE sticker placed on a Stop sign in Minneapolis — A "ICE" sticker placed on a stop sign in South Minneapolis, seen on May 11, 2026. Similar stickers have been placed on what seems like almost every stop sign in some areas of the city.

West Lake Street Station platform displays safety signage for Metro Transit Green Line Extension light-rail testing in — West Lake Street Station in Minneapolis is shown during pre-opening work on Metro Transit's Green Line Extension, with a safety banner warning that light-rail testing is underway. The station is part of the Southwest LRT project, an extension of the Green Line that will connect Minneapolis with St. Louis Park, Hopkins, Minnetonka, and Eden Prairie. The train line is set to begin running in 2027.

Protecting Immigrants poster on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis — Posters reading "Protecting Immigrants" "Keith Porter" "Renee Good" with "ICE OUT JUSTICE NOW" written on Hennepin Avenue boards.

Trolley car in Minneapolis at night — A Minneapolis Trolley Tours vehicle travels on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis during evening service. The rubber-tired trolley-style bus is used for narrated sightseeing and themed tours rather than regular transit, operating on city streets while evoking historic streetcar design.

Twin Leaf Cannabis store sign in Minneapolis — Signage for Twin Leaf Cannabis store on Hennepin Avenue with Walgreens in the background. Cannabis stores have been popping up over the last 6 months after recreational marijuana was legalized in Minnesota.

Cannabis store in Uptown Minneapolis — Cali Cannavis store at the corner of Lake Street and Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis on May 16, 2026. The store replaces long time Juut salon and training center. Juut announced their closing on June 14, 2021 citing ongoing crime in the area. The building has sat vacant ever since.

Walkers in the drive thru line at McDonalds in Minneapolis — The drive thru line at the Uptown Minneapolis McDonald's at Hennepin Avenue and Lagoon seen in May 2026.

Reign Nightclub in Uptown Minneapolis — Minneapolis Police Officers at Reign Nightclub in Uptown Minneapolis.

Green Room in Uptown Minneapolis, May 2026 — Green Room on Girard and Lagoon in Uptown Minneapolis. Pictured in May 2026.

KISS Nightclub Rooftop May 2026 — The rooftop at KISS Nightclub on Lagoon Ave in Uptown Minneapolis in May 2026.

People wait to get into Rumba Nightclub in Minneapolis — A busy Saturday around Minneapolis with just gorgeous weather all day. Long lines around the Green Room, KISS and Rumba which were all open. Earlier in the night, Eden Prairie high school held their prom at the Uptown Theater. Meanwhile the Granada Theater had Goth Prom XIX.

Marquee at Lagoon Cinema in Uptown Minneapolis — A sign at the Lagoon Cinema in Uptown Minneapolis that reads "WE LOVE OUR IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS", seen on May 17, 2026.

FUCK ICE seen in Uptown Minneapolis — Graffiti seen in Uptown Minneapolis that reads "FUCK ICE". Seen in May 2026.

Mari's Watch Bar at night in Minneapolis — Mari's Uptown re-opens after a several month closure. It's re-opened as Mari's Watch Bar with a heavy focus on sports.

Road construction on Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis — Road construction on Franklin Avenue in South Minneapolis seen on May 20, 2026.

George Floyd Memorial in Minneapolis on May 22 2026 — The George Floyd Memorial in South Minneapolis a seen on May 22, 2026.

Evening photo of George Floyd Square in South Minneapolis. — "NEVER STOP LIVING" George Floyd Square in South Minneapolis seen on May 22, 2026.

Bikers and walkers ion newly built bike lanes on Hennepin Avenue — Walkers, Bikers, Bus, and Cars moving down the rebuilt Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis.

Nicollet Ave Bridge Construciton, Minneapolis May 2026 — Construction continues on Nicollet Ave over the Midtown Greenway. The road is being put in following the demolition of the former K-Mart building that split the road for many years.

Alex Pretti Renee Good Posters on Hennepin in Minneapolis May 2026 — Posters with the faces of Renee Good and Alex Pretti hang at Hennepin Avenue and Franklin Avenue in May 2026.

Midtown Greenway and Nicollet Avenue Construction, Minneapolis — A biker rolls down the Midtown Greenway during Nicollet Ave construction.

Beachgoers and boaters gather at Hidden Beach on Cedar Lake with Minneapolis downtown skyline beyond. — Hidden Beach is an informal swimming spot on the north shore of Cedar Lake in Minneapolis, reached by a wooded trail rather than a paved parking lot. Cedar Lake itself covers about 170 acres and connects to Lake of the Isles through a channel dug in 1913. Canoes and paddleboards cross the water as sunbathers gather on the beach below the downtown skyline.

A mural of Alex Pretti on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis — Mural of Alex Pretti's last moments alive seen on Nicollet Ave. Pretti was shot and killed by Border Patrol officers after they disarmed him on January 24th. "REST IN POWER ALEX PRETTI" "PRACTICE HAVING NO FEAR" Minneapolis, May 2026

Emergency ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA flyer — A flyer seen in Minneapolis on May 25, 2026 that reads: EMERGENCY: ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA “…There are thousands of ICE rats scuttling … already icy streets. Good is gone for good—shot in the … She isn’t the reason for the breaking point. Just as it was Amir Locke or Daunte Wright before her, or even George Floyd. The cries of Philando Castile’s family weren’t enough. Before them, Fong Lee, and too many more. Since Bloody Friday, our martyrs have been turned into just… names. They should have been enough. This ICE operation is somehow simpler AND more malicious than the kill count accumulated by our PD. This is slave catching. This is gestapo. A militia has descended upon our city, with SS tattoos and southern drawls, and they have come for our immigrants and our vaguely brown. It didn’t have to be Good. It could’ve been any of us. It’s a game of odds now, and I don’t gamble. So I will fight. ICE is not a disciplined or well-trained group. Their only cohesion is a collective desperation which makes for a fractured yet dangerous opponent. We have the numbers. We’re fighting for our home. We should not be intimidated by cowards. To paraphrase the villains from a favorite childhood film: If one stands up, then they all might stand up! They outnumber us 100:1 and if they ever figure that out, there goes our way of life! It’s not about food, IT IS ABOUT KEEPING THEM IN LINE. And finally, I repeat the words of a man I’m surprised to quote: “BULLSHIT. GET THE FUCK OUT OF OUR CITY!”

George Floyd Memorial on 6th Anniversary of Floyd's murder — The George Floyd Memorial on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd's murder. On May 25, 2020, Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin murdered 46-year-old George Floyd during an arrest outside Cup Foods at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in south Minneapolis. Video recorded by bystanders showed Chauvin kneeling on Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes while Floyd repeatedly said he could not breathe. Three other Minneapolis police officers - J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao — were also present during the arrest and later faced criminal charges for their roles in Floyd’s death.

Elisa Fiorillo and Homer D'Dell, George Floyd Square, Prince Tribute — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Homer O Dell performs with St Paul Minneapolis Funk All Stars in Minneapolis — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Paul Peterson and Homer O Dell at George Floyd Square Prince tribute — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Elisa Fiorillo performing at George Floyd Square — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Fan watches the prince tribute at George Floyd Square — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Kirk Johnson on the drums at George Floyd Square — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Dr Fink and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Paul Peterson performs with St Paul and Minneapolis Funk All Stars — The St. Paul & Minneapolis Funk All Stars Prince tribute featuring Dr. Fink (The Revolution), Paul Peterson (The Family), Kirk Johnson (New Power Generation), Elisa Fiorillo (New Power Generation), Homer O’Dell (Mint Condition), and Jason Peterson DeLaire at George Floyd Square yesterday as part of the 6th annual Rise and Remember festival that was held on the 6th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder.

Minneapolis Police Station 6th Anniversary of Burning — The Minneapolis Police 3rd precinct police station tonight on the eve of the 6th anniversary of it being burned by protesters following the murder of George Floyd. "SAY HIS NAME" "YOU MUST BE BOLD BRAVE COURAGEOUS AND FIND A WAY TO GET IN THE WAY" "WE REMEMBER GEORGE FLOYD"

Minneapolis 3rd Precinct police station on 6th anniversary of it's burning. — The Minneapolis Police 3rd precinct police station on May 27th, 2026, on the eve of the 6th anniversary of it being burned by protesters. On May 25, 2020, Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin murdered 46-year-old George Floyd during an arrest outside Cup Foods at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in south Minneapolis. Video recorded by bystanders showed Chauvin kneeling on Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes while Floyd repeatedly said he could not breathe. Three other Minneapolis police officers - J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao also faced criminal charges for their roles in Floyd’s death.

Thank you message from Pineda Tacos in South Minneapolis — A banner hanging on Pineda Tacos in South Minneapolis following Operation Metro Surge, the federal operation that brought thousands of federal agents to Minnesota. The banner reads: THANK YOU MINNESOTA Our Gratitude and affection go out to each and every one of you. Thank you for all the support received. Because in moments of darkness, you were the light on our paths.” MINNESOTA: Loves - Feels - Resists

Burned Minneapolis Police Station 6 years later — The Minneapolis police third precinct police station 6 years after it was burned by protesters on May 28th, 2020 following the murder of George Floyd. Recently, the building has been going through renovation to be re-opened as the “Minneapolis Democracy Center”. The plan is for it to be the home of the Election & Voter Services with a large community center. The city purchased a building about a mile away that it plans to develop into a new police station. Minneapolis police have been using the City of Lakes building in Downtown Minneapolis as it’s temporary 3rd precinct station for quite a few years now. Prior to that, it set up shop inside the Minneapolis Convention Center. Signs on the fencing around the precinct read: “SAY HIS NAME”, “YOU MUST BE BOLD, BRAVE, COURAGEOUS AND FIND A WAY TO GET IN THE WAY”, “WE REMEMBER GEORGE FLOYD”.

Ilhan Omar Billboard above Lake Street in Minneapolis — Ilhan Omar billboard seen on Lake Street in South Minneapolis in May 2026. It reads "Need help with a federal agency? Congresswoman Omar is here to help you".

Prince Celebration and First Avenue, Minneapolis — Signage for the 2026 Prince Celebration in Downtown Minneapolis outside First Avenue concert venue.

Loti Pencil sign in 2026 on Lake of the Isles Parkway in Minneapolis — Today’s sharpening of artist Curtis Ingvoldstad’s 20 foot pencil on Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. People just love the Loti Pencil!

Lakes of the Isles Parkway, Loti Pencil Sharpening 2026 in Minneapolis — Today’s sharpening of artist Curtis Ingvoldstad’s 20 foot pencil on Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. People just love the Loti Pencil!

Pencil Head, Loti Pencil, Minneapolis 2026 — Today’s sharpening of artist Curtis Ingvoldstad’s 20 foot pencil on Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. People just love the Loti Pencil!

Dull Loti Pencil, 2026 in Minneapolis — Today’s sharpening of artist Curtis Ingvoldstad’s 20 foot pencil on Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. People just love the Loti Pencil!

5th annual pencil sharpening on Lake of the Isles — Today’s sharpening of artist Curtis Ingvoldstad’s 20 foot pencil on Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. People just love the Loti Pencil!

Sharpened Loti Pencil, Minneapolis 2026 — Today’s sharpening of artist Curtis Ingvoldstad’s 20 foot pencil on Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. People just love the Loti Pencil!

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