Marriott International (MN)
8 Marriott-brand hotels across the Twin Cities confirmed to house ICE agents. Marriott is the world's largest hotel chain with 30+ brands and 8,800+ properties. Multiple Marriott properties are actively used to lodge immigration enforcement agents conducting raids in Minnesota.
Hit Them Where It Hurts
Every action puts pressure on Marriott International (MN). Pick one — or all of them.
Social Media
Tag them. Comment. Be visible.
- Instagram Marriott Bonvoy Instagram
- Twitter/X Marriott Bonvoy
- LinkedIn Marriott International Company Page
- Twitter/X Marriott International
- Facebook Marriott International Facebook
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Phone
Call. Text. Leave a voicemail. Remember — there's a real person on the other end.
- +1 (301) 380-XXXX Marriott Corporate Headquarters
- +1 (952) 854-XXXX Element Bloomington - 2400 E 82nd St, Bloomington
- +1 (952) 854-XXXX AC Hotel Bloomington Mall of America - 8100 26th Ave S, Bloomington
- +1 (763) 285-XXXX Fairfield Inn & Suites Blaine - 10643 Baltimore St NE, Blaine
- +1 (800) 627-XXXX Marriott Customer Service (1-800-MARRIOTT)
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Inspiration provided. Your words carry more weight.
- Newsroom@Marriott.com Media Relations / Corporate Communications
- customer.care@marriott.com Customer Care
- Jackie.McConagha@Marriott.com Investor Relations (SVP Jackie Buruka McConagha)
Locations
Show up. Be seen. Stay safe.
- 2500 Lindau Ln, Bloomington, MN 55425 TownePlace Suites Mall of America
- 8100 26th Ave S, Bloomington, MN 55425 AC Hotel Bloomington Mall of America
- 10643 Baltimore St NE, Blaine, MN 55449 Fairfield Inn & Suites Blaine
- 3920 Northwoods Dr, Arden Hills, MN 55112 SpringHill Suites Arden Hills
- 2400 E 82nd St, Bloomington, MN 55420 Element Bloomington
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Reviews
Leave an honest review. Mention ICE.
- Trustpilot
- Better Business Bureau (1.1/5 stars)
- Yelp
- Consumer Affairs (1.7/5 stars)
- TripAdvisor
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GEO Group profits soar 700% on ICE contracts
GEO Group reported a record $254 million profit in 2025, a roughly 700% increase from 2024, driven by new ICE contracts including approximately $520 million in new or expanded ICE contracts.
Source: Common Dreams