The GSA removed a Minnesota Hampton Inn from federal lodging programs after the hotel refused to accommodate ICE agents, preventing 4 million-plus federal employees from staying there.

The Trump administration is caught up in a feud with Hilton after the hotel chain allegedly refused to serve ICE agents.

LAKEVILLE, MINNESOTA: After an alleged refusal to accommodate ICE agents and immigration officers, the General Services Administration announced that it is removing the Hampton Inn in Lakeville, Minnesota, from its list of approved lodging sites for federal employees.

Following a tantrum thrown Monday by the Department of Homeland Security over its immigration agents being denied rooms at a Minneapolis Hilton hotel, the hotel chain announced Tuesday that it would be reprimanding the local franchise owner by removing the location from its system.