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Protest against Trump planned at Toronto's U.S. Consulate

| | Feb 04, 2017, at 02:03 pm
Toronto, Feb 4 (IBNS): Protestors, who had demonstrated on Monday,are planning to return on Saturday to the U.S. Consulate in downtown Toronto to protest against the executive order on immigration by U.S President Donald Trump.

It is expected that the protest would start at 12:30 p.m. on University Avenue near Dundas Street outside the consulate.

Official condemnation of Trump’s immigration policy and the termination of indefinite immigration custody in Canada were among the list of demands organizers created.

Americans in the city of Toronto had been issued a security message by U.S. officials telling them to keep away from areas of protest in case peaceful gatherings turn violent.

Toronto police and the RCMP will be monitoring the situation at Saturday’s protest.

(Reported by Asha Bajaj, Image of U.S President Donald Trump: President's Twitter page)

 

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