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Gallery: Hundreds protest Trump’s executive order at Syracuse airport

By Daily Orange Staff
Herve Comeau, a graduate student in the M.F.A. program and a member of Black Lives Matter in Syracuse, said he wanted to stand with the movement supporting undocumented immigrants and immigrants from majority Muslim countries.
Herve Comeau, a graduate student in the M.F.A. program and a member of Black Lives Matter in Syracuse, said he wanted to stand with the movement supporting undocumented immigrants and immigrants from majority Muslim countries. Aline Martins | Staff Photographer
Former refugees and Syracuse residents hold signs and chant, "No hate. No fear. Refugees are welcome here."
Former refugees and Syracuse residents hold signs and chant, "No hate. No fear. Refugees are welcome here." Aline Martins | Staff Photographer
Protester Marcia Nolan (right) also went to the Women's March at Seneca Falls.
Protester Marcia Nolan (right) also went to the Women's March at Seneca Falls. Aline Martins | Staff Photographer
Syracuse area activist, Brian Escobar, addresses the crowd and leads crowd in saying "Si se puede."
Syracuse area activist, Brian Escobar, addresses the crowd and leads crowd in saying "Si se puede." Aline Martins | Staff Photographer
Protesters cheer as Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner gives a speech.
Protesters cheer as Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner gives a speech. Aline Martins | Staff Photographer
Teacher Joyce Suslovic stands in solidarity with teachers and students affected by the executive order.
Teacher Joyce Suslovic stands in solidarity with teachers and students affected by the executive order. Aline Martins | Staff Photographer
An organizer translates speeches from Spanish to English and starts bilingual chants.
An organizer translates speeches from Spanish to English and starts bilingual chants. Aline Martins | Staff Photographer
Hundreds of protesters fill the allotted area of the Syracuse airport. Signs range from expressing anti-Trump sentiments to showing solidarity with Muslims.
Hundreds of protesters fill the allotted area of the Syracuse airport. Signs range from expressing anti-Trump sentiments to showing solidarity with Muslims. Aline Martins | Staff Photographer
Published on January 30, 2017 at 9:58 pm

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