Towns and cities across the US saw thousands of protesters turn out on Saturday. From a protester in Washington who makes a point outside the Trump International hotel, with reference to the administration’s ‘zero tolerance’ immigration policy to another Bostonian who repurposes the initials of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice), the federal agency at the heart of the separations controversy, to express a common wish among liberals, these pictures will impress you.

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A protester in Washington makes a point outside the Trump International hotel, with reference to the administration’s ‘zero tolerance’ immigration policy
Photograph: Joshua Roberts/Reuters

Variations on Trump’s campaign slogan were common, like this one in New York
Photograph: Shannon Stapleton/Reuters

In Indianapolis, an activist holds a sign outside the Statehouse
Photograph: Darron Cummings/AP

In Manhattan, a demonstrator holds a homemade sign
Photograph: Shannon Stapleton/Reuters

A woman in Los Angeles repurposes her shirt to reference the jacket first lady Melania Trump wore on a visit to children detained at the border
Photograph: Monica Almeida/Reuters

A protester in Boston makes a common point about the origins of most Americans’ forebears
Photograph: Brian Snyder/Reuters

In downtown Denver, a protester references Trump’s incendiary rhetoric about immigrants
Photograph: David Zalubowski/AP

Protesters in Boston adapt the logos of the Massachusetts favorite Dunkin’ Donuts and Kentucky Fried Chicken
Photograph: Cj Gunther/EPA

Another Bostonian repurposes the initials of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice), the federal agency at the heart of the separations controversy, to express a common wish among liberals
Photograph: Cj Gunther/EPA