US: Anti-Trump Protesters March Through Manhattan On Presidents’ Day 2

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US: Anti-Trump Protesters March Through Manhattan On Presidents’ Day 2

Anti-Trump demonstrators gathered in Manhattan, New York City, on Monday, February 17, for a Presidents' Day protest, marching from Union Square to Washington Square Park.

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