Protesters gathered late
Thursday outside a rally for Donald Trump in California, as police braced for
violence that has erupted at similar events for the presumptive Republican
presidential nominee.
The protesters chanted "No hate in our state" and carried signs that read "Dump Trump" as they marched near the San Jose Convention Center in northern California.
Police were out in force, at one point forming a line to allow Trump supporters access to the rally and prevent clashes that have erupted at a number of the real estate magnate's events in recent weeks.
The protesters chanted "No hate in our state" and carried signs that read "Dump Trump" as they marched near the San Jose Convention Center in northern California.
Police were out in force, at one point forming a line to allow Trump supporters access to the rally and prevent clashes that have erupted at a number of the real estate magnate's events in recent weeks.
One Trump supporter was egged
while others were spit on. A protester was seen burning an American flag. Several
fistfights erupted but were quickly broken up.