Dozens arrested at Manhattan Hilton over protest alleging ICE agents were housed there.

Dozens of protesters were arrested Tuesday at a Manhattan Hilton Garden Inn after occupying the lobby, accusing the hotel of housing ICE agents. Wearing shirts reading “Hilton houses ICE,” demonstrators called for the hotel to stop accommodating immigration enforcement personnel. Police ordered the crowd to disperse before making multiple arrests, with witnesses reporting dozens taken away in buses. It remains unconfirmed whether ICE officers were staying at the hotel, as the Department of Homeland Security declined to comment. The protest occurred amid national backlash over the Trump administration’s intensified immigration enforcement, which has sparked widespread demonstrations and led to two deaths in Minneapolis. Hilton did not respond to requests for comment.