Thousands of protestors are expected to demonstrate against Donald Trump’s travel ban on US arrivals from predominantly Muslim countries – and the freeze on refugee admissions – in cities across the UK on Monday.
The protests will take place in solidarity with those who gathered on US airports and cities on Sunday, and who see the ban as divisive, dangerous and discriminatory.
More than 25,000 people have signed up for the London protest on Facebook, and thousands more for protests taking place in cities including Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Manchester. More than 1.3 million people in the UK, have signed a petition calling for Trump’s state visit to the UK to be cancelled.
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