The Trump administration’s ICE agenda in Minneapolis, America is now trapped in a domestic challenge. The Indian immigrants here have devised a method of protest whose solution has become a headache for the American administration. Indian restaurant Curry Corner may have pulled down its shutters for its safety but has spread the chessboard of samosa diplomacy on the streets. By distributing free samosas and food to the protesters outside the locked shop, these Indians have proved that they are not afraid. This protest is against those officials who are targeting innocent citizens under the guise of law. The smell of samosas on the streets of Minnesota has now turned into the fragrance of revolution.

Indian expatriates have opened a front against the ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) agenda of the Trump administration. On one side, a large number of security forces are deployed, while on the other side, the Indian-owned restaurant ‘Curry Corner’ has locked its doors. This lock is not a symbol of defeat but of rebellion. This is not just food but a strong message against Trump’s immigration policies.

Taste Shop closed for safety
Curry Corner is a small, family-owned business located in the Northeast neighborhood of Minneapolis. In a shocking announcement on Instagram last week, they decided to close the shop indefinitely. Reason? The increasing presence of ICE agents in the city and the threat to the team’s safety. He clearly said, “We have to take this bitter decision for the safety of our staff.” Although this small business was facing the threat of economic recession, a ‘GoFundMe’ page was created and within no time the community raised more than $25,000.

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