Santa Barbara and Goleta schools saw a substantial decline in attendance on Monday, in accordance with the national “Day Without Immigrants” movement.

The movement against President Trump’s immigration policies spread on social media.

The Santa Barbara Unified School District saw a 10% decline in attendance on Monday. The Goleta Union School District saw a 16% decline.

Some businesses participated in the day, including Los Agaves Group. All of its restaurants Los Agaves, Flor de Maiz and Tacos La Unica — closed their doors on Monday.

“To honor ‘A Day Without Immigrants,’ all Los Agaves Group restaurants are closed today to support our employees participating in the protest, and to demonstrate solidarity from the entire Los Agaves team,” the company said on social media. “Thank you. We will be open again tomorrow as usual in all locations.”

All three local Los Arroyos restaurants also participated in the protest.

“All 3 locations will be closed today (MONDAY, FEB 3) due to our staff participating in “A Day Without an Immigrant,” the company said on Instagram. “Thank you for your understanding and continued support.”

Downtown’s Night Lizard was also closed on Monday.

“A Day Without Immigrants” is intended to spotlight the important role immigrants play in the U.S. economy while protesting recent Trump policies on immigration.

Trump has issued executive orders that includes seeking to end birthright citizenship and other directives.

“Another that mandates the detention of unauthorized immigrants accused (not necessarily convicted) of crimes such as burglary, theft, larceny, shoplifting, or assaulting law enforcement officers under the Laken Riley Act,” according to MSN. “This allows for detention and potential deportation based solely on an accusation, not a conviction.”

Noozhawk staff writer Rebecca Caraway contributed to this report.