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Donald Trump, South Florida and protest

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Miami Herald |
Fear and anger over President Donald Trump’s first turbulent months in office drove thousands in South Florida to the streets on Saturday during a national day of protest against what organizers calle...
Orange County Register |
Thousands of protesters participating in “Hands Off!” protests held in dozens of locations throughout Southern California on Saturday, April 5 carried home-made protest signs as they rallied.

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Trump protests draw thousands in South Florida. ‘Can’t sit home any longer’
“I can’t sit home any longer,” said Todd Katzman, 57, of Fort Lauderdale, as he looked across Young Circle at a crowd estimated by organizers at about 2,000. Many waved American flags and signs that said things like “deport fascists not families” and “resist.”
Demonstrators participate in "Hands Off" protests in South Florida, expressing frustrations with Trump administration
The protests are calling for an end to federal cuts, attacks on immigrants and an end to what organizers are calling a "billionaire takeover."
Hundreds gather throughout South Florida to protest President Trump's administration
People across the country and in South Florida are making their voices heard as demonstrators joined in a national day of protest against President Donald Trump and his administration.
Photos: Signs from ‘Hands Off’ anti-Trump protests across Southern California on April 5
Eggs are too expensive. Eat the rich,” “It’s not left vs right. It’s the oligarchy vs all of us,” and “Trump is Tarifying.”
Thousands Take Part in ‘Hands Off’ Protests
Thousands of Americans took to the streets Saturday to protest President Donald Trump and his policies. The “Hands Off” protests
'Hands Off!' protesters gather at Williamsport’s Market Square
Crowds stood on every corner of Williamsport’s Market Square on Saturday as they joined a nationwide demonstration protesting the Trump administration.
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