As the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) intensifies in the Twin Cities, local businesses are facing significant challenges. Reports indicate revenue losses of 50-80% for some enterprises, particularly in immigrant communities. Several restaurants and shops have curtailed operations or closed altogether due to safety concerns, leading to a fearful atmosphere among owners and patrons. Community solidarity has emerged, with establishments raising funds and offering free meals to support those affected. Local officials are calling for measures such as eviction moratoriums to mitigate the crisis. Meanwhile, advocacy groups urge businesses to reconsider any collaboration with ICE and highlight the need for support to withstand the economic impact of enforcement actions.