Protests are planned in cities nationwide as part of a growing series of rallies opposing President Donald Trump and his administration.

After a large “No Kings” demonstration in downtown Portland on Saturday, a group gathered at the Portland Immigration and Customs Enforcement building.

Oregonians are set to gather at more than 100 protests across the state Saturday as “No Kings” rallies return for a third day of protests nationwide. The protests have brought tens of thousands to the streets of Portland — and smaller but no less fervent crowds to cities from Cannon Beach to Ontario — to decry President Donald Trump’s aggressive exercise of executive power.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Protesters broke the front gate of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in South Portland Saturday night following a series of larger demonstrations earlier in the day.

In Portland, a few thousand people gathered in Monument Square Saturday and marched through the Old Port and onto Commercial Street.