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Photos and video: Duluth demonstrators gather, call for the Congress Act – Duluth News Tribune

Photos and video: Duluth demonstrators gather, call for the Congress Act – Duluth News Tribune

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Duluth – Outside of the First United Methodist Church, the citizens took up all four corners of the intersection of the Mesaba Avenue and the Central entrance on Tuesday.

Most demonstrators stood on the sidewalk on the sidewalk, which was closest to the church, which is also known as Coppertop and held signs with some sounding cowbells and horns. Jason Amundsen von Wenshall, an organizer with Northland protests, told The News Tribune that the main number was between 150 and 200 people shortly before 5:30 p.m.

The protest, which started at 5 p.m. and was completed at 6 p.m., called for congress measures in three areas: tariffs, proper procedures and federal funds.

“The congress has a separate, uniform government branch, which commissioned the monitoring of the executive branch.

The organizers say that the protests will be weekly events.
Julie Johanson von Cloquet has a sign of President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's opposition when he took part in a protest in Duluth on Tuesday and demanded the congress measures on Tuesday.

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A woman who extends a sign from the passenger side of a car while traveling near a protest.
A passenger in a car holds a sign with the inscription “End the Chaos” while he is on Tuesday with a protest in Duluth.

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People who hold up signs in a protest drive past cars.
During a protest in Duluth, who are calling for the congress measures on Tuesday, signs.

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People who stand with signs in a protest as a car drives by.
Sue Barrett from Mora holds a sign with the inscription “Stauber: You work for us” on your back when a car called for the Congress campaign during a protest in Duluth on Tuesday.

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A woman who holds up a sign and had another woman with another woman during a protest.
Gay trachsel from Duluth left holds a sign “so much wrong, so little cardboard” while taking part in a protest in Duluth on Tuesday and demanding congress measures.

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Demonstrators keep signs and ringing cow bells while cars drive past.
People stop signs and ring the bell, while drivers appear during a protest in Duluth on Tuesday during a protest in Duluth from the Mesaba Avenue.

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A woman who held up a sign in a protest.
Sue Barrett from Mora puts on a sign in which President Donald Trump is asked to choose between Elon Musk or US citizens during a protest in Duluth in which the measures of the congress are required on Tuesday.

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A woman who is two American miniature flags during a protest.
Barb Collette from Duluth stops the American miniature flags while taking part in a protest in Duluth and demanding congress measures on Tuesday.

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People who hold signs while protesting at the corner of a cross.
People stop during a protest at the intersection of the Mesaba Avenue and the central entrance in Duluth in Duluth to request the congress measures on Tuesday.

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