Hilton says it is removing a Minnesota hotel from its system amid ICE controversy and calls for a boycott
Many Hilton-branded properties are operated by independent franchise owners.
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- Hilton said it is removing a Hampton Inn location from its system after it denied access to ICE agents.
- "Hilton is — and has always been — a welcoming place for all," the company said.
- The controversy is sparking some backlash and drawing calls for a Bud Light-style boycott.
The operator of a Minnesota Hampton Inn is on thin ice with the brand's parent company Hilton.