Faith leaders and clergy arrested at Minneapolis airport during anti-ICE protest demanding airlines refuse federal immigration enforcement cooperation.

Unions, progressive organizations and clergy had urged Minnesotans to stay away from work, school and stores Friday to protest the immigration enforcement surge in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

The protest comes as federal immigration enforcement agents continue conducting operations in SoCal, including an incident that ended in gunfire.

A federal magistrate judge rejected a criminal complaint against journalist Don Lemon, who said he was at the church protest for reporting purposes.

The center of Zurich served as the backdrop to demonstrations on Monday evening where protesters carried “Trump not welcome” and “Put Trumpster in the dumpster” placards. At the front of the crowd, several people clutched a massive sign reading, “NO WEF! NO OLIGARCHY! NO IMPERIALIST WARS!”

Enterprise Rent-A-Car is the latest company to find itself facing backlash amid anti-ICE protests in Minnesota.

Don Lemon livestreamed left-wing agitators who stormed St. Paul's Cities Church under the suspicion that its pastor had collaborated with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

President Donald Trump has said the military will intervene if the Iranian government kills peaceful protesters.