Trump met with furious protests in El Paso and Dayton

World / 8 August 2019

A police officer tries to remove anti-Trump demonstrators from an area where a small group of President Donald Trump supporters gathered during his visit to the border city after Saturday's mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, yesterday

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FURIOUS protesters greeted US President Donald Trump yesterday as he visisted El Paso and Dayton, sites of last weekend’s mass shootings.

Residents and local politicians in both cities criticised Mr Trump for his rhetoric and lack of action on gun control.

Mr Trump and his wife Melania visited emergency service workers and survivors of the two attacks, which took place within hours of one another and left a total of 31 people dead.