Thousands gathered in Boston’s Copley Square on Sunday to protest the controversial immigration order that President Donald Trump signed on Friday. From Copley, some demonstrators marched to the Massachusetts State House.
Here’s what it looked like on the ground:
View from Sky 7 of the protest in Copley Square right now -- in opposition to President Trump's exec orders: pic.twitter.com/j0Gmn1zJty
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Protesters chant at Copley Square in Boston pic.twitter.com/ppKQvu11Yb
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The scene at #CopleySquare pic.twitter.com/e8UG32i8EC
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One protester held an anti-Trump sign in Copley Square, where thousands gathered on Sunday.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren spoke at Copley Square.
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The Copley protest followed a similar demonstration at Logan Airport Friday night.
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The crowd swelled throughout Sunday afternoon.
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Muslim women prayed during a protest against President Donald Trump's executive order in Copley Square.
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Boston resident Izzy Berdan cheered during the protest.
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At least one sign took aim at both President Donald Trump’s immigration order and his hairstyle.
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A group of protesters held up letters spelling out #NoMuslimBan in Copley Square.
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Rachel McClain, of Cambridge, carried a sign as she marched from Copley Square to the State House.
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One sign-holding protester posed a rhetorical question outside the State House.
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Protesters gathered near the State House Sunday afternoon.