Steve Harrigan

But they were definitely throwing objects at federal agents.

They were throwing pieces of ice.

at federal agents, also bottles and sometimes sex toys as well.

One agent injured by a piece of ice, one protester arrested for assault and 42 arrests overall.

It turned violent suddenly.

And what's really taking a beating here across Minneapolis is the economy.

A lot of small businesses, restaurants that have to open and unlock and then lock their door every time someone goes in and out, having a tough time with staff.

Many store owners say that these protests have hit them worse than COVID.

A huge turnout when you consider the weather, and you can see a sense from the signs, some biblical, some with swears, but really all saying the same thing.

They want ice out of here.

They don't like what ice is doing here.

The Justice Department making at least three arrests of protesters who interrupted a church service in St.

Paul Sunday, shouting at worshipers for about half an hour that they should be out demonstrating against ICE.

They could face federal charges for interfering with freedom to practice religion.

At least one made her first appearance in federal court.

Do we want these arrests to be so chaotic?

No, we don't.

Vice President J.D.

Vance was on the ground here meeting with federal agents and local law enforcement.

He says the biggest problem is the lack of cooperation between the two sides.