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Minneapolis letter carriers demand ICE stop using postal property

Protesters, including postal workers, gathered outside a U.S. post office in Minneapolis on Sunday (January 18), holding signs reading “Return ICE to sender” and chanting against federal immigration enforcement, as letter carriers demanded that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement stop using postal property to stage operations. This video contains language that some people may consider offensive.

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