Americans are preparing for a day of protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after the death of two United States citizens at the hands of ICE officers this month. Alexi Pretti was shot dead by a federal immigration agent in Minnesota on Saturday during an enforcement operation. Citing these events and others, the activist movement "No Kings" said it was organizing protests in March. What To KnowNo Kings said the protests will take place in multiple areas across the U.S., with a flagship event planned in the Twin Cities, the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area in Minnesota. What People Are SayingRebecca Larson, the co-leader of the No Kings Twin Cities Coalition, said in a statement: “The No Kings Coalition, made up of AFL-CIO MN, Indivisible Twin Cities, MN 50501 and Women’s March Minnesota, are excited to host the flagship No Kings 3 on March 28 in the Twin Cities where caring for our neighbors is a way of life."