A pizza shop in Memphis has reported a surge in sales after it refused to serve National Guard troops stationed in the city, according to Fox News. The National Guard was deployed to Memphis as part of a wider push by the Trump administration to address crime in several US cities, and the shop's stance appears to have drawn strong public reaction both for and against the decision.

The owners say custom has increased noticeably since the refusal became public, suggesting many customers have chosen to show support by spending money at the business. The article, however, provides few further specifics, such as the shop's name, the exact reasoning given by the owners, or figures quantifying the reported sales boost.