Day Without Immigrants (2017)

[7] Shop and restaurant owners in Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Portland,[8] San Francisco, Phoenix,[6] Nashville,[9] Albuquerque,[10] Denton,[11] Dallas,[12] Fort Worth,[13] Washington,[14][15] New York,[15] and other major U.S. cities closed their doors in a show of solidarity with their workers.

[17] In Chicago, five of the Pete's Fresh Market locations closed and the owner, Vanessa Dremonas, vowed not to penalize workers who participated in the protest.

[4] In Chicago, a rally took place at Union Park with hundreds of workers marching towards the Mexican consulate on Ashland Avenue at noon on Thursday.

[27] Some restaurants that stayed open have said they will donate part of their proceeds from Thursday to immigrant advocacy organizations.

[4] The Los Angeles Unified School District urged students not to take part in the protest.

[29] Teachers from Rubidoux High School in Jurupa Valley, California commented disparagingly on Latino students missing classes on social media.

[33] Twenty-one people were fired from Encore Boat Builders for failing to show for their scheduled work day.

Demonstrators in front of the John A. Wilson Building in Washington, D.C.
Report from Voice of America
Protesters in Northfield, Minnesota