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Anti-Trump Labor Day Protests Hit New York, Boston, Chicago, More (Photos)

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Here’s where and when protests against President Donald Trump and billionaire-influence over politics are expected to take place on Monday, organized by the AFL-CIO and dozens of partner organizations.

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  1. The Hill

    Labor Day protests planned in DC, nationwide (opens The Hill)

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    Hundreds to protest against Trump and for working families this Labor Day weekend. Demonstrations planned across the country.

  2. Forbes

    Anti-Trump Labor Day Protests Hit New York, Boston, Chicago, More (Photos) (opens Forbes)

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    Here’s where and when protests against President Donald Trump and billionaire-influence over politics are expected to take place on Monday, organized by the AFL-CIO and dozens of partner organizations.

  3. Time

    Anti-Trump Protests Take Over the U.S. on Labor Day (opens Time)

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    Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson attended a rally in his city, leading chants of: "No federal troops in the city of Chicago."

  4. NPR

    Labor Day protesters say 'no' to Fed takeover (opens NPR)

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    Protestors pushing back against President Trump's policies took to the streets across the United States. In Chicago, many came out to oppose the plans to send the National Guard to their city.

  5. Forbes

    Anti-Trump Labor Day Protests On Labor Day Explained (opens Forbes)

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    Forbes's feed description

    Here’s where and when protests against President Donald Trump and billionaire-influence over politics are expected to take place on Monday, organized by the AFL-CIO and dozens of partner organizations.

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