People protested in Philadelphia Monday in support of Minneapolis following the second death amid an immigration crackdown.

As anti-ICE protests continue nationwide, demonstrators in Philadelphia took to the streets again and blocked the vehicle exit at the ICE field office in Center City. The protesters were primarily clergy and faith leaders representing various churches and temples throughout the city.

“ICE going to Philly is quite the choice,” a second user wrote. “This is the same city where people have set shit on fire and have taken out light poles out of concrete whenever the Eagles team lost. Or won. The high-ranking police officer warned them that ICE does not want the smoke. She’s serious.”

What you should knowPhilly protesters are blocking vehicles from leaving an ICE parking garage in Center City.The protest comes following a deadly incident in Minneapolis earlier this month, where an ICE agent shot and killed Renee Good,

Protesters gathered at the President’s House site at Independence National Historical Park to demand the return of the slavery exhibits that were recently removed.

Philadelphia teachers and students protested outside of the Board of Education meeting Thursday, urging board members to reject the district’s proposal to close 20 schools.

On a cold and windy Martin Luther King Jr. Day, hundreds of people marched through Center City to protest the actions of U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Organizers and marchers alike decried an ICE officer killing Renee Good in Minnesota, as well as the deaths of people in ICE custody since 2025.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Protesters formed a human blockade outside of the Philadelphia ICE office in Center City on Tuesday. Organizers from No ICE Philly say they're attempting block vehicles from leaving the facility. No ICE Philly is made up of faith and community leaders who say they want to protect neighbors from ICE actions in the city.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro responded to anti-ICE protesters who rallied outside a book event outside the Free Library of Philadelphia's main branch on Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026.