President Donald Trump said that federal law enforcement will not respond to protests or riots in "poorly run Democrat Cities" until support is requested, but will still protect federal property, in a Truth Social post on Saturday.

Nationwide protests take place Friday as part of a "National Shutdown" in response to immigration actions in Minnesota.

Demonstrations drew sizable crowds in several cities, including Los Angeles and Portland, Ore., and churches in the Twin Cities rang their bells in support of detainees and protesters.

Los Angeles police arrested multiple protesters after violent clashes erupted outside a federal detention center during Friday demonstrations.

Thousands of protesters marched through South Portland and enveloped the blocks around the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building Saturday, sparking now-familiar confrontations with federal agents.

Demonstrators clashed with federal agents and Los Angeles police outside the Metropolitan Detention Center on Friday night.

Anti-ICE demonstrations are expected across the country today, including a student walkout in New York City and a protest in Minneapolis following the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.

Protesters across the U.S. are calling for a nationwide strike on Friday to oppose the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown in Minneapolis.