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Nationwide Strike Erupts Following ICE Shooting in Minneapolis

1/30/2026

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On January 24, a shooting by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis led to a nationwide shutdown and general strike in support of Minnesota residents and to protest against ICE.
In Los Angeles, many businesses closed, while others, like Kismet and Maru Coffee, supported social justice causes through donations.
Vidiots offered free film screenings, and the American Cinematheque provided free admission to select movies with snacks.
Organizations such as IATSE Local 800 and WGA West participated in the rally at L.A. City Hall.

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Story summary

On January 24, a shooting by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis led to a nationwide shutdown and general strike in support of Minnesota residents and to protest against ICE.
In Los Angeles, many businesses closed, while others, like Kismet and Maru Coffee, supported social justice causes through donations.
Vidiots offered free film screenings, and the American Cinematheque provided free admission to select movies with snacks.
Organizations such as IATSE Local 800 and WGA West participated in the rally at L.A. City Hall.