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Gallery: Marchers rally in downtown Syracuse to protest President Donald Trump

At Syracuse City Hall, more than 150 people rallied to protest President Donald Trump's initial travel ban a year after it was originally announced. Paul Schlesinger | Staff Photographer

The Workers’ Center of CNY organized the march, in collaboration with the CNY Solidarity Coalition, Black Lives Matter Syracuse and Syracuse Peace Council. Paul Schlesinger | Staff Photographer

A protester wore a papier-mache head resembling Trump and carried a sign reading, "Deport me!" Paul Schlesinger | Staff Photographer

Former Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner implemented a policy that does not require city police to arrest people based on immigration status. Mayor Ben Walsh said he plans to uphold that policy. Paul Schlesinger | Staff Photographer

Protesters held several signs, including “Refugees make America beautiful!” Paul Schlesinger | Staff Photographer

Several mothers brought their children to the march, pushing them in strollers or carrying them at the hip. Paul Schlesinger | Staff Photographer

Last year, hundreds of people showed up to the Syracuse Hancock International Airport to protest Trump's initial travel ban. Paul Schlesinger | Staff Photographer