After President Trump signed the executive order banning people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US, New Yorkers flooded to JFK in protest. The massive show of resistance to the ban was quickly followed by continued peaceful protests around the country, as well as locally in Battery Park, Tompkins Square Park, and Borough Hall.On Saturday, thousands rallied outside of the historic Stonewall Inn in solidarity with immigrants, asylum seekers, refugees and all those impacted by the anti-Muslim restrictions, as well as all of those impacted by other threats from the Trump administration. In the sunny West Village, speakers urged the crowd to turn to action, to call their representatives, and to continue flooding the streets in protest.Broadly spoke to the protestors at Stonewall, finding many first-time protesters as well as veteran activists, who found themselves back on the same streets where they fought for their rights decades ago.Read more on Broadly.