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Trumps travel ban sparks global protests

Trumps travel ban sparks global protests

People all over the world have protested US President Donald Trump’s travel ban. Trump has banned people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US.In Hong Kong, dozens of people protested the order outside the US consulate.In Sydney and across Australia thousands united against the ban. In London thousands more marched from the US Embassy to Downing Street. Many more also protested in Paris, Berlin and Jakarta. Feb 5, 2017
Protesters gather in London to fight against Trump immigration order

Protesters gather in London to fight against Trump immigration order

Thousands of protesters gathered outside the US embassy in London to protest against Trump’s anti-Muslim travel ban. The march was organised by the Stop the War Coalition, Stand up to Racism and others.The protesters also spoke out against Prime Minister Theresa May’s support for Trump. The group then marched from Grosvenor Square to Downing Street. Feb 4, 2017
Theresa May pleased to have confirmed Trumps NATO commitment

Theresa May pleased to have confirmed Trumps NATO commitment

Theresa May stated she was pleased to have visited US president Donald Trump so early in his presidency, even though the special relationship with Donald Trump failed to impress EU leaders. Nevertheless, the British prime minister was praise ahead of the informal EU summit in Valletta, Malta, for getting Trump to say he was 100% supportive of NATO. Feb 4, 2017
US judge blocks Trumps immigration ban; White House vows to appeal

US judge blocks Trumps immigration ban; White House vows to appeal

US President Donald Trump’s controversial immigration ban has been blocked by a federal judge. Judge James Robart’s temporary restraining order is a challenge to Trump’s policy which banned nationals from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US.The Seattle judge said travel restrictions could be lifted straight away. The Justice Department is set to appeal the ruling, with the White House branding the ruling outrageous. Feb 4, 2017
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