Protesters blare noise to prevent ICE agents from sleeping at Minnesota hotel

Protesters in Minnesota tracked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to an Edina hotel, where they engaged in loud demonstrations to make sleeping uncomfortable.

"They're terrorizing our neighbors by day and retreats in their cushy hotel rooms at night!" one protester shouted on Thursday night amid drums and loud music outside a Hilton hotel.

"Demonstrators gathered with blowhorns, whistles, drums to make their voices heard their displeasure with the agency's presence here in the community," Fox 9 reported.

Edina police responded to the scene and said that the incident ended peacefully.

"YES! My People in Minnesota found the ICE Nazis hotel….no sleep for ICE Nazis ✊🏾!" Lucas Sanders commented on X.