Several anti-ICE protests are planned for Massachusetts this weekend. Here's where and when they'll be across the state

Thousands of people rallied on the Boston Common to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents involved shootings​ in cities across the United States.​

Braving 13-degree cold, hundreds rallied in the streets of Downtown Boston on Saturday night, just hours after a federal agent fatally shot a man in Minnesota.

The rally followed a series of nationwide walkouts earlier in the day and brought hundreds of protesters to Copley Square. The post Boston protesters march in anti-ICE rally fueled by 1-year anniversary of Trump’s inauguration appeared first on Boston.

Chants of “ICE out of Boston now,” and “One year longer, one year stronger” echoed through Copley Square as nearly 1,000 demonstrators gathered in opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Hundreds gathered on the Boston Common on Saturday in solidarity with Minneapolis as federal agents shot another person.

On Saturday, thousands of people flocked to the “No Kings” protest in Boston Common. The protests against the administration of President Donald Trump, which occurred across all 50 states, followed a series of demonstrations that occurred in June.