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Grey's Anatomy Pauses Production for Anti-ICE Protests

Grey's Anatomy Pauses Production for Anti-ICE Protests
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ To Pause Production Friday Amid “National Shutdown” Anti-ICE Protests · deadline.com

Grey's Anatomy, a popular TV show, stopped filming for a day because many workers wanted to join protests against ICE, the immigration enforcement agency.

Student groups from the University of Minnesota organized these protests, which are happening all over the country.

They want people to skip work, school, and shopping to show their support.

Even a museum in Los Angeles closed for the day because of these protests.

The show plans to start filming again the next day.

Other places, like the Museum of Contemporary Art, also closed to support the protests.

Key facts

Show
Grey's Anatomy
Production Pause Date
January 30
Reason for Pause
Anti-ICE protests
Organizers
UMN’s Somali Student Association and Black Student Union
Impacted Institutions
Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
Expected Resumption Date
January 31

Quotes

Brianna Jackson

Part of the Black Student Union at the University of Minnesota

“We want this to be more of a sustained movement, so going forward: more striking, more protesting.”
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Stacy

A protester who asked that her last name not be used

“I’m absolutely not spending any money tomorrow. It’s my little way of being a voice for those who don’t have them, like Alex.”
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Claudia Andrade

An immigrant rights organizer with Atlanta’s Party for Socialism and Liberation

“We are saying no business as usual while ICE is allowed to terrorize our communities.”
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