Today, with the windchill struggling to reach 0F at times, thousands marched down Lake Street in South Minneapolis protesting the actions of ICE.

“ICE Out of Minnesota!”
"MINNESOTANS KNOW ICE IS SLIPPERY AND DANGEROUS - IT'S TIME TO DE-ICE!"
"Immigrants are not the problem"

Northstar Train on the move from Minneapolis to Big lake. The train will end service forever on January 4th.

A Northstar Train below the North Loop Green buildings in Downtown Minneapolis.

Posters on electrical boxes in Uptown Minneapolis that reads "Protect our Somali Neighbors".

A notice on a Lake Street business directed at ICE agents.

A notice on the doors of the Karmel Mall on Lake Street.

This whistle is a symbol of looking out for your neighbors.

When you’re driving or walking and you see ICE in the area, the whistle represents a warning to stay aware. It’s a reminder for people in the community to be cautious, especially when leaving their building, because ICE might be nearby. The idea is simply to protect one another and stay informed.

Bricksworth Beer Company and Pizza in the North Loop in Downtown Minneapolis.

A woman walks her dog on a freshly frozen Bde Maka Ska in South Minneapolis.

Snow covered Nicollet Ave and the Minneapolis Skyline. The Minneapolis police 5th precinct police station on the right.

A car parked behind snowbanks with a ticket for violation of snow emergency stuck in the window.

Roshel Senator and a caravan of federal agents in Burnsville, Minnesota.

A Metro Transit E Line bus rolls down Hennepin Avenue in the snow. Passing the Hennepin and 25th Street bus stop.

Someone walks their dogs in South Minneapolis. Walking past a painted fence that reads "We who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes."

"We love our Somali neighbors" at The Cedar.

A winter scene along the Midtown Greenway, the 5.5-mile rail-to-trail corridor that runs through the heart of Minneapolis. The trench and bridge structures visible here date back to the early 20th century, when the Milwaukee Road railroad used this grade-separated route to move freight without disrupting street traffic. After rail service declined, the corridor was converted in stages beginning in the late 1990s, becoming one of the city’s most heavily used bicycle and pedestrian routes. The snow-covered path shows how the greenway remains active year-round, with cyclists continuing to use the historic trench even in mid-December.

Holiday lights up at Nico's Tacos on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis.

Guatemala Food Truck seen on Lake Street in Minneapolis. The snow freshly fell a few nights ago and we've really hit the deep freeze it seems. Overnight lows in the single digits.

After being closed for years during Light Rail train construction, the Cedar Lake Trail is open again with brand new lighting.

Graffiti reading "cold? burn a precint!"[sic]

West Lake Street Station is part of the Southwest Light Rail Transit (Green Line Extension), an extension of Meto Transit's Green Line LRT.