Organizers of a statewide "Day of Action" across Minnesota are calling for no work, school or shopping to take a stand against ICE operations in the state.

Top Minnesota officials say the Trump administration's ongoing immigration sweep is having a detrimental effect on children and families in federal detention.

Immigration operations continue in Minnesota on Friday as protests, a benefit concert and DHS funding negotiations unfold.

On Friday, businesses across Minnesota are closing for ICE Out of Minnesota Day, a statewide protest that encourages no shopping, school, or work.

A second "National Day of Action" protesting ongoing ICE operations is taking place in the Twin Cities on Friday, with those participating being encouraged to skip school and work, while refraining from spending.

Experts on boycott tactics explain what sets Minnesota’s “ICE Out” movement apart — and practical steps to show support.

The march, called “ICE Out of MN: A Day of Truth and Freedom,” will still begin at 2 p.m. in Commons Park, at 425 Portland Ave. S., but culminate with a rally inside the arena at 600 First Ave. N., organizers said Thursday night. The march had been scheduled to return to the park.

The Columbia Heights Public Schools district claimed ICE agents made the child knock on a door to allegedly lure more people outside to arrest.

Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch said the organization was "heartbroken for what we are having to witness and endure and watch."

Minnesota residents are continuing to protest ICE operations in the state as part of the "ICE Out Everywhere" national day of action.