In New York, protesters stretching at least eight blocks chanted: 'He cheats, he lies, open up your eyes' near the Trump International Hotel on the edge of Central Park.
'I think he's got a mean personality,' said marcher Edith Cresmer, a 78-year-old urban planner. 'But the worst thing about him is how he incited peoples' fears and pits them against each other.'
Luis Llobera, 38, and his wife and baby took a train from Westchester County north of the city attend the Trump protest.
'We are not American citizens but our son is,' he said as his wife cradled their 7-month-old, Atlas. 'We want to make sure our son has a government that is right and good.'
Los Angeles was the first protest organized under the hashtag. Activists there showed off their commitment to the cause by dressing up in costume to mock the president.
There were no arrests at the L.A. protest.
In downtown Chicago, about 1,200 people gathered across the Chicago River from the Trump International Hotel and Tower.
'I think he's got a mean personality,' said marcher Edith Cresmer, a 78-year-old urban planner. 'But the worst thing about him is how he incited peoples' fears and pits them against each other.'
Luis Llobera, 38, and his wife and baby took a train from Westchester County north of the city attend the Trump protest.
'We are not American citizens but our son is,' he said as his wife cradled their 7-month-old, Atlas. 'We want to make sure our son has a government that is right and good.'
Los Angeles was the first protest organized under the hashtag. Activists there showed off their commitment to the cause by dressing up in costume to mock the president.
There were no arrests at the L.A. protest.
In downtown Chicago, about 1,200 people gathered across the Chicago River from the Trump International Hotel and Tower.
Signs spotted in the crowd included My body My Choice and 'Jesus was a refugee,' references to Trump's anti-abortion stance and his efforts to stop admission of refugees.
As people gathered, a group of 25 local musicians called themselves #SAHBRA, 'Sousaphones Against Hate, Baritones Resisting Aggression,' played songs to lighten the mood.
With Monday being a day off for many schools, many parents brought their children to the protest.
Eileen Molony, a photographer from Oak Park, had her 12-year-old son and 9-year old daughter in tow.
'As an immigrant family we feel strongly against the ban,' she said. 'We feel America is about inclusion, but everything Trump has shown is that he´s about division.'
Chicago police reported no arrests in the protest, the latest in a series since Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration.
As people gathered, a group of 25 local musicians called themselves #SAHBRA, 'Sousaphones Against Hate, Baritones Resisting Aggression,' played songs to lighten the mood.
With Monday being a day off for many schools, many parents brought their children to the protest.
Eileen Molony, a photographer from Oak Park, had her 12-year-old son and 9-year old daughter in tow.
'As an immigrant family we feel strongly against the ban,' she said. 'We feel America is about inclusion, but everything Trump has shown is that he´s about division.'
Chicago police reported no arrests in the protest, the latest in a series since Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration.
