REPORT: Minneapolis McDonald’s Refusing To Serve ICE Agents

A McDonald’s location in Minneapolis is drawing national attention after a video surfaced appearing to show the restaurant refusing entry or service to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents amid escalating tensions in the city.

Footage shared on social media by Daily Wire shows a sign posted on the door of the fast-food restaurant that reads “No ICE,” prompting questions about whether federal immigration agents were being deliberately barred from the premises. A security guard at the location confirmed the sign was being enforced, telling a reporter that ICE agents were not allowed inside under the property’s rules.

“This is private property,” the security guard said in the video. “So you can’t just break the law because you’re a federal agent. It’s like coming into your house or coming to any other restaurant. There’s rules.”

When asked who placed the sign on the door and how it was enforced, the guard responded that he was unsure who posted it but insisted it was valid. “They read the sign,” he said. “At the end of the day, you have all right to come in and make a purchase. It’s just there’s rules and regulations.”

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