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Las Vegas Businesses Close Doors in Solidarity with Anti-ICE National Strike

Source link : https://las-vegas-news.com/las-vegas-businesses-close-doors-in-solidarity-with-anti-ice-national-strike/

Minneapolis Becomes Epicenter of ICE Backlash (Image Credits: 8newsnow.com)

Las Vegas – Several small businesses shuttered Friday to participate in a general strike protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions that sparked widespread demonstrations in Minneapolis.[1][2]

Minneapolis Becomes Epicenter of ICE Backlash

Recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in Minneapolis triggered intense protests and economic disruptions. Hotels housing federal agents halted reservations amid demonstrations, while hundreds of local businesses closed earlier in solidarity.[3][4] Protesters braved severe cold to oppose what organizers described as community raids and family separations.

The unrest fueled a national call to action. Organizers urged a complete economic halt – no work, no school, no shopping – to defund ICE and halt its operations.[5]

Las Vegas Entrepreneurs Join the Shutdown

Around 10 Las Vegas establishments announced closures via social media, amplifying support for immigrant communities nationwide.[1] Yukon Pizza in downtown led the effort, with owners committing to the full day off.

Other participants included:

  • LV Plant Collective
  • Mojave Bloom Nursery
  • Neon Desert Vintage
  • Tofu Tease
  • Venila Creamery
  • Frescas Skate Shop
  • Afterlife

These spots ranged from eateries to boutiques and plant shops, united in their stance.[6][2]

Owners Voice Commitment Amid Risks

Business leaders emphasized moral imperatives over financial losses. Yukon Pizza’s…

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Author : Matthias Binder

Publish date : 2026-01-30 09:18:00

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