A churro shop in Pilsen closed its doors Monday. So did a Mexican grocer in Chicago Heights. The owner of several Mexican restaurants in Elgin, himself the son of immigrants, shut his business for the day too.

Dozens of small businesses across West Michigan shut down on Monday, Feb. 3, part of a national protest to raise awareness about the role immigrants play in the American economy.

Businesses in Columbus and across the country have closed their doors today as part of a nationwide protest of the Trump administration immigration policy. A Day Without Immigrants, first staged in 2017 when President Donald Trump began his first term,

Numerous businesses across the United States, including Minnesota, will shut their doors Monday, workers will stay home and consumers are urged not to shop.

A similar protest was held in February 2017 during President Trump's first term, protesting plans to add to the U.S.- Mexico border wall and threats to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. Here's a running list of businesses that have announced their closures on Monday,