Anti-Donald Trump protesters have rallied in cities across the US for a third night, to voice their anger over his shock election win.
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Anti-Donald Trump protesters have rallied in cities across the US for a third night, to voice their anger over his shock election win.
The action came just hours after the president-elect praised demonstrators for what he described as their “passion.”
No violence was reported on Friday night, following unrest and arrests in Portland and LA the night before.
#Trump protest on 6th ave, protestors chanting #NotMyPresident pic.twitter.com/eqivnsed6B
— Daniel Painitz (@DPainitz) 11 November 2016
Anti Trump protesters in Downtown Miami blocking the highway #trump #protest #miami pic.twitter.com/oNRoGTdquz
— NJ (@nijat12) 11 November 2016
Meanwhile, Trump is laying the groundwork for his arrival at the White House in January.
He is pulling together a transition team, including loyal advisers and three of his children.
Trump has put Vice President-elect Mike Pence in charge, demoting Chris Christie.
The team needs to prioritise policy changes and consider Cabinet picks.
Trump promised to cut taxes, clamp down on immigration and repeal the so-called Obamacare during campaigning. But now he says he is open to keeping some parts of Obamacare.
Anti-Trump protest leaders say preparing for long fight https://t.co/PoF5BE12Hy pic.twitter.com/Q1UNL3v8cM
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) 12 November 2016