Over 50 Arrested as Anti-ICE Protesters Hurl Rocks at Minneapolis Officers During Violent Demonstration

At least 54 protesters were arrested during an anti-ICE demonstration outside a Minneapolis federal building on Sunday after police said demonstrators blocked roads, hurled rocks at officers, and created public safety risks. The violent protest comes as Minneapolis and Minnesota continue to be flashpoints in the national immigration debate — with a federal judge threatening criminal contempt against ICE, the state's governor facing impeachment articles, and a recent church-storming incident that led to over 50 federal charges. The pattern of escalating confrontations between protesters and law enforcement in the Twin Cities reflects the depth of the divisions tearing at the American social fabric over immigration policy.