Walker Art Center Shuts Doors Temporarily to Back ICE Protest

Walker Art Center Shuts Doors Temporarily to Back ICE Protest

The Walker Art Center, located in Minneapolis, has announced a temporary closure scheduled for January 23. This decision aligns with a daylong demonstration aimed at opposing the presence of ICE in the state of Minnesota.

The art center’s move is a significant gesture of solidarity with activists advocating for change. By pausing its operations, the Walker Art Center joins a broader call for action against immigration policies enforced by ICE.

As part of its commitment to community and political engagement, the center is taking a stand alongside other institutions and individuals expressing their dissent against ICE’s local activities.

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