Businesses across Tucson gathered Thursday to announce their participation in what organizers are calling a "National Shutdown" on Friday, January 30, to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in their communities. The business owners held a press conference to encourage other businesses to join the movement, which, according to the National Shutdown's website, calls for "no work, no school, no shopping, stop funding ICE." That's why she's joining the national shutdown by closing Yolia Botanica on Thursday. The national shutdown movement encourages businesses to close across the country and for people to protest instead. But everybody can do something, and I think everybody cares about their community, even if their politics don'talign."