Thousands of people protested in marches against President Trump and his immigration policies.

Police in Denver responded in full force to marches downtown after an earlier peaceful protest at the Colorado State Capitol.

Denver was once again in President Donald Trump's sights as he directed federal immigration officers to prioritize deportations from Democratic-run cities following large-scale protests across the U.S.

President Donald Trump announced that he and British Prime Minister Kier Starmer have officially signed a trade agreement. The announcement was interrupted by Trump immediately dropping the papers of the deal, with Starmer helping to pick them up. Advocates said mass protests are vital to supporting a scared community.

A group marched to the ICE facility in Aurora on Monday in solidarity with protestors in Los Angeles. Another rally is expected to happen today at the state capitol in Denver.

Denver police arrested 17 protesters on suspicion of graffiti, interference with law enforcement, obstructing streets, throwing objects and assault, according to the police department.

More than a dozen rallies across the state were peace. Police used pepper balls and smoke on one group in Denver.

The protests erupted in Los Angeles on June 6, focusing on the ICE raids by the Trump administration. These demonstrations have persisted and expanded nationwide, involving hundreds of detainees. The images highlight the protests in cities such as Chicago,