The recent surge in ICE actions has significantly impacted the economic landscape in the Twin Cities, with local businesses, particularly immigrant-owned restaurants, facing increased challenges. Despite these difficulties, there has been a strong community response. Protesters rallied to advocate for a ban on ICE agents in hotels, although their demands were not fulfilled. Meanwhile, restaurants, supported by community members, have organized events to highlight their plight and promote solidarity. The Minneapolis Fed reported widespread economic repercussions, making it difficult to measure the full extent of the damage. Nevertheless, some businesses are beginning to recover, spurred by community initiatives aimed at supporting immigrant entrepreneurship. This complex situation reflects both the challenges posed by federal crackdowns and the resilience of local businesses.