Violent anti-Trump protesters clash with cops as thousands take to the streets across the country for 'Not My President Day' demonstrations

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Chicago: Protesters hold up signs in Spanish and English protesting against Trump's 'fascist' America

 

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The protests come after another weekend of outrage against the Republican president which drove activists in the US and abroad to the streets in protest.
Celebrities including Susan Sarandon and Russell Simmons joined a Muslim protest in Times Square on Sunday where crowds admonished the 'fascist USA' Trump has created.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Andrew Cuomo were also in attendance. Simmons, a one-time friend of the billionaire, gave him credit for unifying crowds in protest.
'We are here, unified, because of Donald Trump, so we won’t speak too harshly of him tonight – today. We want to thank him for bringing us together,' he said.

 

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Washington DC: Protesters filled the streets in Washington DC as they marched past the White House in a Presidents' Day protest

 

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Washington DC: Protesters flocked to DuPont Circle in the nation's capital to protest against the president on Monday

 

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Washington DC: Protesters wore clownish mass to resemble the president and carried bags of Cheeto puffs - a mocking reference to his bright tan

 

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Washington DC: Other groups took on Trump's campaign slogan and twisted it to 'F*** Trump, Keep America Great Again'

 

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Washington DC: 10-year-old Marcel Ast from New Jersey holds up a sign reading 'impeach now' as he's hoisted up on someone's shoulders

 

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Austin, Texas: In Texas there were unofficial protests against Trump in honor of Presidents' Day

 

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Austin, Texas: Jane Shimkus, a resident of Austin, Texas, used Trump's 'bad hombres' quip against him to demand that he be 'deported' from the White House

 

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Salt Lake City, Utah: Residents in Salt Lake City, Utah, also turned out to share their anger over Trump's administration

 

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Salt Lake City, Utah: A protester holds up a sign slamming Trump's immigration policies at the protest in Salt Lake City

 

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There were also protests in Chicago, Los Angeles and Boston where activists lashed out against the 'threat to science' they say Trump's administration is harboring.
Environmental groups and scientists came together for the protest against what they described as an 'anti-science rhetoric' coming from the White House.
The president arrived back in Washington DC on Monday night after holding a rally in Florida on Saturday, where he greeted crowds of fans.
Thousands of his supporters packed an air hangar in Melbourne to hear him continue his assault on the mainstream media in a fired up speech.
First Lady Melania Trump also delivered some rare public remarks at the campaign-style rally.

 

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The president arrived back in Washington DC on Monday night after holding a rally in Florida on Saturday, where he greeted crowds of fans

 

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President Trump was in Florida over the weekend where he gave a fired-up speech to fans at a campaign-like rally in the town of Melbourne on Saturday