'Not My President's Day' protests planned in multiple cities

Thousands of people marched Saturday in protest of President Donald Trump’s stance on immigration, according to NBC News.

Protesters participating in the "Not My President's Day” rallies have set out to peacefully demonstrate in cities across the country.

The cities participating on Saturday include:

-- Dallas, which saw over 3,000 protestors.

-- Los Angeles, with 20,000 marked as “going” on the rally’s Facebook page.

-- New York, where protesters are asked to wear all black in an attempt for the protest to seem like a mock-funeral.

-- Sarasota, Fla.–  where hundreds have signed up to take the streets on Saturday in protest of Trump’s stance on immigration.

Sunday protests:

-- Chicago

--Salem, Oregon (More than 1,200 will be attending the protests at the State Capitol in Salem, according to the rally’s Facebook page)

Monday protests:

--Los Angeles, where more than 3,500 people have signed up to attend the protest, NBC News reports.

--New York, where more than 12,000 have pledged to attend.

--Washington D.C.

--Chicago

--Kansas City, Mo.

--Denver

--Milwaukee, Wis.

--Salt Lake City

--Atlanta
 

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