Protests erupt across the nation in response to Trump immigrant ban

Update 29 January 14:00

Thousands protested Saturday and Sunday in more than two dozen cities, many at airports, in response to President Trump’s executive order banning people from seven countries. Notable in San Francisco: Google co-founder Sergey Brin.

Trump’s immigration ban excludes countries with business ties https://t.co/VOXsuxHEQY pic.twitter.com/Y7sLIwuc2t

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) January 28, 2017

Meanwhile, federal judges in New York, Virginia and Seattle issued emergency stays that effectively stopped a key part of Trump’s executive order (yeah ACLU).

Judges in New York, Virginia and Seattle issued emergency stays that stop a key part of the order in its tracks https://t.co/yy4RDZ4JAL pic.twitter.com/NNj2rq2M40

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) January 29, 2017

Refugees Detained at U.S. Airports, Prompting Legal Challenges to Trump’s Immigration Order https://t.co/tiZHYS25To

— ⚡️Kathy E Gill | Staying at home (@kegill) January 29, 2017

Update

Additional protests are being organized around the county for Sunday.

Protest cities

1. Albuquerque – Sunday
2. Atlanta – Sunday
3. Boston
4. Brooklyn
5. Chicago
6. Dallas
7. Denver
8. Detroit – Sunday
9. Greenville-Spartanburg – Sunday
10. Houston
11. Indianapolis – Sunday
12. Los Angeles
13. Louisville
14. Milwaukee
15. Minneapolis-St Paul
16. New York
17. Newark
18. Philadelphia
19. Phoenix – Sunday
20. Pittsburgh
21. Portland
22. Raleigh-Durham – Sunday
23. Sacramento – Sunday
24. Salt Lake Cit
25. San Diego
26. San Francisco
27. Seattle
28. Washington Dulles

Protests in tweets, video and photos

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