Thousands join protest against Trump in Boston

The light rain fell on the hikers in Boston as the sound of wire music and drums of the Revolutionary War Revolutionary era was heard a memory of the city's main rotation in the American Revolution 250 years ago.

A protester, who refused to give her name for fear of being targeted by the administration, tells her BBC-that the place is in a scary “ ” now.

I've lived 82 years in this country and it's a beautiful place,” “That's what's wrong with him,” she says, referring to Trump, writes BBC, broadcast Periscope.

One of the issues in people's minds here today is the ban by Turkish international student Rumeysa Ozturk's immigration authorities at Tuft University nearby.

Justice student Katie Smith says that now more than ever, academic institutions should protect students and professors.

Smith says he's come to protest today because “you can stand up today or they can later take you from”.

“I'm not usually a protest girl,” says she.

But when she learned that her grandmother was planning on going to one Gathering Hands Off to another country, Smith says he decided to go too.

It was really a shock to me that a woman who was 85 years old protesting in the '60s and '70s had to go back on the street. So I had to show up. ”/Periscope/