What first began as some Roblox players roleplaying as ICE agents has turned into a series of organized protests in the virtual world, filled with Mexican flags, anti-Trump signs, and, often, gunfire.

A 17-year-old high school student Simon Gutierrez organized the Roblox protest against ICE, per an article written by Taylor Lorenz for User Mag, which was picked up by Teen Vogue. Apparently, he ...

Roblox players attending virtual protests against deportation efforts by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are now being "shot" by players playing police officers while attending the ...

As anti-ICE protests erupt across the U.S., young players—many not old enough to vote or march—are organizing demonstrations inside Roblox’s massive online worlds.

Roblox becomes a virtual protest ground against ICE deportations Inspired by the growing real-world demonstrations, most recently those in Los Angeles, these kids have recreated protest scenes in ...

In December 2022, more than four in ten Roblox gamers were 12 years old or younger, and 60% of users were under the age of 16, according to data from Roblox. But there are signs that the platform ...

The ICE protests in Roblox have primarily taken place in Brookhaven, a massively multiplayer role‑playing experience on Roblox. The experience's name is based on the real city of Brookhaven, GA ...

The ICE protests in Roblox have primarily taken place in Brookhaven, a massively multiplayer role‑playing experience on Roblox. The experience's name is based on the real city of Brookhaven, GA, where ...

As protests against ICE efforts continue around the country, kids have begun creating their own protests online using the popular gaming site Roblox. As protests against U.S. Immigration and ...

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Since she was a little girl, Konner Shields' family has celebrated every holiday season by watching the cinematic arctic adventure "The Polar Express." "Every Christmas Eve for 12 years maybe ...