Organizers of a statewide "Day of Action" across Minnesota are calling for no work, school or shopping to take a stand against ICE operations in the state.

The group, which is an organization "calling for racial and economic justice in Minnesota," were part of a protest demanding airlines take a stand against federal immigration enforcement.

Police have arrested about 100 clergy who were demonstrating against immigration enforcement at Minnesota’s largest airport.

Minnesota is observing an economic blackout. Those protesting ICE are encouraged not to work, spend or study, and it has led to more than 600 local businesses announce they will close for the day – though once again Minnesota's biggest companies remain silent on the ongoing federal operation.

ICE operations continue in Minnesota on Tuesday, with several news conferences planned to denounce ICE. Find live updates here.