Hotel Kicks Out ICE Agents As Threats From Left-Wing Mobs Grow

The St. Paul Downtown DoubleTree by Hilton canceled the rooms of multiple U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, citing concerns over growing protests in Minneapolis following the shooting of Renee Good.

Protests broke out in Minneapolis shortly after Good was shot Jan. 7, with anti-ICE demonstrators and Democratic Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey calling for the agency to “get the fuck out” of the city. As protesters continued to pressure ICE, multiple agents with rooms booked at the DoubleTree by Hilton received notice Sunday their reservations were canceled. The hotel was temporarily closed “due to heightened public safety concerns in St. Paul,” according to Fox News’s Bill Melugin.

“Please know that your safety and well-being will always be our top priority. Due to heightened public safety concerns in St. Paul, we have made the difficult decision to temporarily close our hotel, and your reservation will be canceled effective Sunday, January 18, 2026 by 12PM,” the letter reads.

“We are taking this step out of care for you, our team members, and the surrounding community,” the letter continues. “Due to your unexpected departure, our team can assist you with alternate accommodations if needed. To support you during this difficult transition and as a gesture of goodwill, we can either refund your last night’s stay or pay your first night’s stay at your new hotel at the same rate as your canceled reservation with 🇺🇸US.”

Jorge Ventura, reporting for the Daily Caller News Foundation