Businesses closed and people took to the streets from Los Angeles to New York to protest Trump's immigration crackdown.

CLEVELAND — Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Public Square Friday afternoon for an anti‑ICE rally, joining a nationwide day of action opposing immigration enforcement operations in cities across the United States.

A group that organized two nationwide "No Kings" protests last year is planning its next large-scale national demonstration, with a focus on Minnesota.

Later, some protesters directly outside the ICE building also appeared to throw objects towards the roof where federal officers fired crowd control munitions, including flash-bang grenades and pepper balls. Portland police posted online that they had to close South Macadam Ave. for a period of time to “keep drivers from being affected” by the gas.

Los Angeles police have issued a dispersal order as protesters face off with officers in downtown L.A. following Friday's "ICE Out" demonstration.

Protestors in downtown Austin gathered Friday evening as part of a nationwide movement protesting recent actions of ICE, or Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Students at North Carolina State and Brown University participated in nationwide protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). NCSU students marched, chanting anti-deportation slogans, while Brown University students staged a walkout holding signs and chanting "strike.