Please enjoy these photos taken at Wednesday night&#8217;s Trump Protest in Downtown Los Angeles. More protests are planned, the latest one will be Saturday November 12th at 10am in MacArthur Park. All Photos by Castro Frank.

Images From the Los Angeles Anti-Trump Protest

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