Over the bank’s investments in the Dakota Access Pipeline and other business practices.

On Tuesday, a judge declined to temporarily stop construction of the final section of the Dakota pipeline, which means oil can flow as soon as next week.

“We want to send a message that any future attempts to invest in this type of dirty infrastructure will have consequences: financial and public shame.”

Protesters say the threat the controversial North Dakota Access Pipeline project poses to native water and land is a human rights issue.

They sat in at the U.S. Army Corps office this afternoon and are now marching to a rally at the White House.