Economy

The Battle for Minneapolis

January 26, 2026

On January 23rd, residents of Minneapolis held a general strike in protest against the presence of ICE agents, marking a significant display of anger over the deployment of immigration agents in the area. The strike saw businesses close, museums shut their doors, and thousands participate in anti-ICE demonstrations, even in harsh winter conditions. The situation escalated further when federal agents shot and killed a local resident, Alex Pretti, the following morning.

Credit: DispatchThe Battle for MinneapolisAs Donald Trump brings his retribution to a liberal city, citizens, protesters, and civic leaders try to protect one another.ByEmily WittJanuary 25, 2026

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Minneapolis residents declared a general strike on January 23rd against ICE agents.
The strike led to business closures and significant participation in anti-ICE demonstrations.
A sit-in at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport resulted in arrests of clergy members.
The next morning, federal agents shot and killed a local resident named Alex Pretti.

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The Battle for Minneapolis

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The Battle for Minneapolis

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