As millions across the U.S. are expected to protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Friday by skipping work or school and boycotting consumer activities, Southern California business owners are faced with a tough choice of whether to close their shops in solidarity despite the challenging economy. Organizers behind "National Shutdown" are calling for no work, no school and no shopping while asking business owners to close for the day. WATCH HERE WATCH HEREBut some small business owners in the Inland Empire said Thursday it's a big ask for them because they are already struggling amid ongoing immigration enforcement operations. But the protest organizers said the boycotts are necessary to remind the entire national of the contribution by immigrants. For those who cannot participate, they have the option of donating, volunteering and shopping at minority-owned businesses -- not staying silent.