Over two dozen protestors, mostly high school students, gathered in Bronson, Michigan to protest President Trump's immigration policies. The protest was sparked by fears of ICE raids and deportations, particularly within the Hispanic community.

Protests against the immigration and deportation policies of the administration of President Donald Trump continued in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday. On Monday — intended to be a "Day Without Immigrants" — hundreds took to the streets,

Outside ICE offices, on campuses and in the streets, thousands of people have protested in defense of immigrants in the last 72 hours.

The rain may have drenched signs and flags, but it didn’t damper the spirit of Thursday’s protest at UC Santa Barbara. More than 200 students, staff and

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in cities across the U.S. on Wednesday to protest the Trump administration's early actions, decrying everything from the president's immigration crackdown to his rollback of transgender rights and a proposal to forcibly transfer Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.

The grassroots effort has been organized across social media sites using hashtags #buildtheresistance and #50501, calling on Americans to "fight fascism."

High school students rallied in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday morning against Trump’s recent immigration crackdown. Later Wednesday, hundreds gathered to protest Trump’s recent actions, including the immigration crackdown and the targeting members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Protesters in cities across the U.S. hit the streets to voice their objection to President Donald Trump's priorities when it comes to immigration reform, gender, and labor.