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Anti-ICE demonstrators rallied outside Target’s Minneapolis headquarters as new CEO Michael Fiddelke began his tenure, pressuring the company to take a public stance against federal immigration enforcement actions tied to recent protests and deaths.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:03Anti-ICE protesters rallied outside Target's headquarters in downtown Minneapolis on Monday
00:07as Michael Fiddlekey began his first day as CEO, according to CBS News.
00:13The rally came 36 hours after protesters entered 23 Target stores across the Twin Cities.
00:20The ICE out now.
00:22Minnesota Coalition called on Target to oppose immigration and customs enforcement
00:27and restrict ICE access without judicial warrants.
00:30The group also urged Target to train staff on ICE encounters,
00:34call on Trump to shut down ICE,
00:37lobby Congress to deny additional funding,
00:39and seek accountability for federal agents who harm civilians.
00:43Fiddlekey joined 60 other Minnesota-based CEOs in an open letter
00:47calling for an immediate de-escalation of tensions
00:49and for officials at all levels to work together on solutions.
00:54Organizers claimed Target allowed federal agents to gather in store parking lots.
00:58A person familiar with the matter said the company has no cooperative agreements
01:02with ICE or other immigration enforcement agencies.
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