Protesters gathered in numerous cities across the United States on Sunday to call for the impeachment of President Trump. One of the largest marches took place in downtown Los Angeles, where thousands of people took to the streets to call on Congress to impeach the president. “Every day when I wake up, something is more terrible than it was yesterday,” a 56-year-old protester told the Los Angeles Times.

Demonstrators gathered for “Impeachment Marches” in 45 cities across the country that were held two days before Independence Day. “Donald Trump has been in blatant violation of the Constitution from the day he was sworn into the office of President,” notes the event’s website. “It is time that congressional representatives do their job and start the process to impeach this president.” Although there were a few minor clashes with pro-Tump groups in a few cities, the marches were largely peaceful.

In Manhattan, protesters gathered outside Trump International Hotel and Tower.

Shouting match between Trump supporters & protesters at impeachment rally outside Trump Int'l Hotel & Tower in NYC covering 4 @ap📻🎙 pic.twitter.com/gtvvnQbT8V — Julie Walker (@jwalkreporter) July 2, 2017

In Austin, Texas, hundreds gathered at the State Capitol while dozens gathered for a parallel pro-Trump gathering.

statesman: UPDATE: Verbal confrontation but no arrests at ‘Impeachment’ march https://t.co/0CJnf7iHia pic.twitter.com/Eqz8vSmCPX — Austin Fox. UT (@myfoxaustin) July 2, 2017

In Atlanta, protesters gathered at Piedmont Park.

Happening Now. Impeachment March at Piedmont Park coincides with Anti-Trump marches nationwide. #fox5atl pic.twitter.com/jx3lgjlPd3 — Aungelique Proctor (@aungeliquefox5) July 2, 2017

Protesters also got together at Duncan Plaza in New Orleans.

Around 200 people gathered at Denver’s Civic Center Park on Sunday to call for Trump’s impeachment.

And in Chicago, a small group of protesters gathered at Federal Plaza.