Trump, anti-Trump demonstrations, in Britain in June

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4 February 2017

Paris, Berlin, London Anti Trump Protest Following Refugee Ban

Protestors opposing Donald J. Trump’s U.K. visit and ‘Muslim ban’ in central London.

London Downing Street protest.

Stop Trump’s Muslim Ban – Stop May Supporting It Protest in UK

By Steve Sweeney in Britain:

Huge demonstrations expected around June

Friday 10th February 2017

Trump’s unwanted state visit likely to cost as much as £10m to police

DONALD TRUMP could be making his state visit to Britain “around June,” London police chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe let slip yesterday.

That would be after Trump (and anti-Trump demonstrations) in Brussels, Belgium on 24-25 May; and in Sicily, Italy on 26-27 May.

The timing of the US president’s much protested arrival was revealed in an interview with LBC radio yesterday morning.

Mr Hogan-Howe told presenter Nick Ferrari: “First of all, I think President Trump is coming around June, that’s the plan.”

He also admitted that the visit would cost “quite a bit of money.” LBC suggested as much as £10 million. This was calculated by using the £7.5m figure for policing the G20 protests in 2009, with inflation.

He added: “At the moment, people are concerned there will be lots of protests. There have been protests already. We’ve had about 20,000 people about 10 days ago at Whitehall — all very peaceful.”

Activists have taken to the streets in recent weeks to protest Mr Trump’s “Muslim Ban” and his invite to Britain by Prime Minister Theresa May. In one demo last Saturday, at least 40,000 people marched from the US embassy to Downing Street.

Gateshead Council, in the north-east of England, also voted last weekend to withold any “council resources” from being used to support Mr Trump’s visit on the basis of his “extreme, discriminatory actions.” It urged other local authorities to join its refusal to contribute to costs.

An alliance including Stop the War Coalition, the People’s Assembly, Stand Up to Racism, the Muslim Association of Britain, the Muslim Council of Britain and a growing number of trade unions has been formed to co-ordinate further action.

Demonstrations are set to take place on Monday February 20 to coincide with a parliamentary debate after a petition opposing Mr Trump’s state visit was signed by more than 1.8 million people.

Spokesperson for the group John Rees said: “The government should have listened to the 1.8 million that have signed a petition opposing his state visit, they should have listened to the thousands demonstrating against Trump.”

A spokesperson for 10 Downing Street said: “No date has been set yet for the state visit.”

APPEALS COURT DEALS BLOW TO TRUMP’S TRAVEL BAN The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit determined unanimously that “the judiciary has a proper role in safeguarding people’s rights” and declined to reinstate President Donald Trump’s controversial executive order restricting refugees and immigrants from a number of Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. The case is likely headed to the Supreme Court. Listen to Trump’s reaction to the news. You can read the full ruling here, as well as see Hillary Clinton’s response to the news. [HuffPost]

WHITE HOUSE: KELLYANNE CONWAY ‘COUNSELED’ FOLLOWING PROMOTION OF IVANKA TRUMP’S PRODUCTS House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) said he would refer Conway to the Office of Government Ethics for an investigation, saying her remarks promoting Ivanka Trump’s products on Fox News were “clearly over the line.” It is illegal for federal officials to use the office to sell products. White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Conway had been “counseled” on the matter. [HuffPost]

THAT BORDER WALL IS GOING TO COST MORE THAN TRUMP THOUGHT Try $21.6 billion. [Reuters]