Hundreds of Somalis stormed an ICE operation in St. Cloud, Minnesota, on Monday after a Somali news station live streamed the raid.

ICE agents were surrounded by hundreds of Somalis blowing whistles and protesting as the officers conducted a raid on a Somali-owned business in a strip mall.

"ICE out! ICE out!" the mob of Somali protestors shouted.

Ice agents deployed tear gas to disperse the protestors after they blocked their vehicles from exiting the parking lot.

Democrat State Senator Aric Putnam was spotted amid the chaos trying to act like a barrier between the protestors and federal agents.

"Don't even get close," Putnam says as he pushes back on the protestors.

"It's a stressful moment, a really intense confrontation. It's a reasonable response when you see this in your neighborhood," Democrat State Senator Aric Putnam said.

"The idea that you need 50 people with weapons and tear gas, and I'm not speaking real well because I got a little bit of pepper spray, those things are not needed for a normal, regular, authentic, genuine law enforcement operation," Putnam whined.

According to CBS News, at least two people were arrested during the protest.

"Federal agents arrested one person as part of the raid, and later, two protesters in the parking lot. Many of the businesses there are run by the Somali community," CBS reported.