Two Minnesota hotels canceled reservations for ICE agents and temporarily closed their properties due to “heightened public safety concerns.”

The news was first reported by Fox News journalist Bill Melugin on Sunday. Melugin obtained a letter from the Doubletree St. Paul Downtown that told agents their rooms were being canceled and that the hotel closing for a few days.

“We are taking this step out of care for you, our team members, and the surrounding community,” the notice said.

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Another hotel in the area is closing temporarily as well. The Intercontinental St. Paul Riverfront will be closed for several days due to “elevated safety and security concerns,” the property said in a statement. The temporary closure started on Sunday, and a hotel staff member told Mediaite the property was not taking reservations until at least Wednesday of this week.

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