The angry, vindictive democrats are preparing to go full jihad on businesses that cooperated with ICE.
1st amendment activities that involve sacrificial lesbians interfering with federal law enforcement are cause for martyrdom. Businesses making business decisions are a separate matter.
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Just a couple of days ago, Democrats were sounding the alarm that the anti-ICE protests in the city had cost it $200 million in revenue.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, a Democrat, and emergency management officials detailed losses to wages, restaurants and small businesses, housing stability, foodsecurity, and mental health services as agents surged personnel into the metro beginning in December 2025.
But for all the pearl-clutching, it appears the Minneapolis City Council might just be poised to punish businesses who housed ICE agents during the surge.
Two weeks ago, the Council delayed reapproval of those licenses, according to Alpha News.
On Feb. 3, council members sent a slate of liquor licenses on to the next stage of approval. However, two of those licenses were pulled out of the group and scheduled for a later vote. Those two licenses belonged to Canopy by Hilton and The Depot.
At that council meeting, the Minneapolis city attorney saidthe city found that the hotels in question “comply with all applicable liquor licensing laws and ordinances and regulations, and therefore they are eligible to have the license renewed.”
But remember: President Trump is the authoritarian who will weaponize government against his political opponents.
1st amendment activities that involve sacrificial lesbians interfering with federal law enforcement are cause for martyrdom. Businesses making business decisions are a separate matter.
Is the Minneapolis City Council Going to Punish Businesses That Accommodated ICE?
Minneapolis City Council may punish businesses that accommodated ICE during Operation Metro Surge amid political controversy.
townhall.com
Just a couple of days ago, Democrats were sounding the alarm that the anti-ICE protests in the city had cost it $200 million in revenue.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, a Democrat, and emergency management officials detailed losses to wages, restaurants and small businesses, housing stability, foodsecurity, and mental health services as agents surged personnel into the metro beginning in December 2025.
But for all the pearl-clutching, it appears the Minneapolis City Council might just be poised to punish businesses who housed ICE agents during the surge.
Two weeks ago, the Council delayed reapproval of those licenses, according to Alpha News.
On Feb. 3, council members sent a slate of liquor licenses on to the next stage of approval. However, two of those licenses were pulled out of the group and scheduled for a later vote. Those two licenses belonged to Canopy by Hilton and The Depot.
At that council meeting, the Minneapolis city attorney saidthe city found that the hotels in question “comply with all applicable liquor licensing laws and ordinances and regulations, and therefore they are eligible to have the license renewed.”
But remember: President Trump is the authoritarian who will weaponize government against his political opponents.
