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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Seth Todd was wearing an inflatable frog costume while protesting outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Building in Portland, Oregon, when a federal officer ...

Protesters have taken to wearing oversized inflatable costumes to deflate tensions and draw attention at rallies against Trump administration’s policies. Crowds across the U.S. and abroad rallied ...

WASHINGTON — As people take to the streets for the "No Kings" protests Saturday, many are wearing inflatable costumes, but where did the trend start and why? Supporters say the costumes lower tension ...

A person wearing an inflatable custom depicting President Donald Trump was among a group of protesters at the Miami-Torch of Friendship in downtown, Miami, during the ‘No Kings’ anti-Trump protests ...

Which came first: The inflatable costume craze or the political protest? For about two weeks protesters in South Portland, Oregon, have donned inflatable costumes, dressing as cartoon characters like ...

Neon signs, bullhorns and...inflatable frogs? Demonstrators in animal costumes have become the latest protest staple, sparked by a Portland protestor in an inflatable frog costume at an Oct. 4 rally ...

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