Protesters were holding signs with the messages, "Even the Trump family belongs together" and "Do you know where our children are?"
On the West coast, similar rallies took place across big cities and small towns, including Los Angeles, San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in front of the San Francisco City Hall to speak out their strong opposition to Trump's "family separation" immigration policy.
The protesters, braving the scorching hot, marched in an endless row of crowd from downtown Market Street to City Hall.
They held posters with the messages "Families Belong together" "No One Is Illegal" and "Stop Torturing Children" and chanted slogans to express their rejection to the government's "inhuman" measures against immigrant families.
"We take to the streets to call for an end to the human rights abuses by ICE officials and Trump's policy that cruelly separates children from their families," one of the marchers said, referring to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
In San Jose, an economic, cultural, and political center of Silicon Valley, thousands of people came together at City Hall and marched along the city to protest the separation of immigrant families.
The marchers, old and young, men and women, clapped their hands and chanted slogans "Vote him out! and "Si se puede! Yes we can!"
In Los Angeles, thousands of people gathered in front of the City Hall and marched toward the Federal Detention Center, highlighting the voices of immigrants and refugees.
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