(CNN) Americans from coast to coast took to the streets for the third consecutive day in support of immigrants and refugees affected by President Donald Trump’s controversial travel ban.
Columbia students protesting the immigration ban tonight at Low Library. #NoBanNoWall @Columbia pic.twitter.com/8SEUrsWz7J
Columbus police pepper spraying protesters near the state house pic.twitter.com/4Kt54qyGGa
Thousands outside of the Columbus statehouse “no hate no fear refugees are welcome here! ” pic.twitter.com/8bTw1ftTLE
British-born Afghan Maarya said she’s peacefully demonstrating because ‘this could happen to anyone’ pic.twitter.com/19i6YKQkKN
From trafalagar sq to parliament sq the streets are lined with peaceful demonstrators – ‘refugees welcome here’ they say pic.twitter.com/psYnwAKNha
A photo posted by Connor Hall (@connorlewishall) on Jan 30, 2017 at 10:56am PST
. @CoryBooker speaking at #BatteryPark protest: “the power of the people is greater than the people in power” #NoBanNoWall pic.twitter.com/zlKSveW2Qt
CNN’s Paul P. Murphy and Madison Park contributed to this story.
