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Protesters attend an anti-Trump demonstration outside the US
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Wednesday, July 11, 2018 –
6:33am
American nationals have been told to be careful on the streets
of London during planned demonstrations against Donald Trump later
this week.
The US Embassy has told citizens to “keep a low
profile” and “exercise caution if unexpectedly in the vicinity of
large gatherings that may become violent” on Friday.
The president’s first official visit to the UK is expected to be
overshadowed by mass demonstrations, with more than 50,000 people
signed up to take part in protests in the capital.
Owen Jones, a political commentator and activist involved in the
London protest, criticised the embassy for suggesting that the
march could turn violent.
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“I hope Americans in Britain will join the protests against
Donald Trump on Friday in their thousand,” he tweeted. “You are our friends and we will be
proud to march with you.”
The commander-in-chief is due to meet the Queen at Windsor
Castle and Theresa May at her country home in Chequers, before
travelling north to Scotland. “He’ll be laying unusually low
for a US president visiting Britain, thanks to the throngs of
protests expected in central London,” says Quartz.
The planned demonstrations during Trump’s visit have triggered
the biggest mobilisation of police officers since the 2011 riots,
with officials warning that it will put “unquestionable pressure”
on forces.
The bill for the trip is estimated to be more than £30m, “with
the potential for a far greater tally if violence breaks out,” the
Daily Mirror reports.
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