Dozens of demonstrators were arrested during a demonstration at a Microsoft store in New York on Saturday.

The sit-in protest was organized by Close The Camps NYC to voice their anger at Microsoft doing business with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

The demonstration started with a march from New York Public Library to the Microsoft store on Fifth Avenue.

Seventy-six people were taken into custody for blocking traffic, according to police.

Protesters block the entrance of Microsoft's flagship store on fifth avenue in Midtown Manhattan. They also infiltrate the store, drop "blood money" from the second story, open a "close the camps" website on all of the computers, and chant names of children who've been detained by ICE.
A "Close the Camps" march joined the group after a rally at the New York Public Library and blocked the entrance to St. Thomas Church across the street.

Shortly afterwards, the group moved from the front of the Microsoft store to the street. They held hands and sat on the crosswalk blocking Fifth Avenue for at least 40 minutes.

76 protesters were arrested according to the NYPD.