Minnesota to observe economic blackout in response to ICE surge

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A planned economic blackout day has been announced in Minnesota to protest an increase in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in the state. The event, which is being called for by labor unions, will involve a day of no work, school, or shopping as a form of protest.

Seven Twin Cities-area grocery stores have also announced that they will be closing on the day of the economic blackout. The closures are part of the planned protests against ICE operations in Minnesota.

The event has been organized by community groups and labor unions who are concerned about the impact of ICE’s presence on the state’s residents, particularly those from immigrant communities.

The details of the protest have not been released yet, but organizers have confirmed that it will take place on a specific date. The event is expected to draw attention to the issue of immigration enforcement in Minnesota and to raise awareness about the concerns of local residents.

In related news, several major news outlets have reported on the planned protests and closures.

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