Dublin's U.S. Embassy Accused Of Scare Mongering
The US Embassy in Dublin has been accused of 'scare-mongering' after it published warnings about a planned protest against Donald Trump's travel ban.
The 'United Against Racism' demonstration is scheduled to take place outside the embassy - in Dublin - at 6 o'clock this evening.
A notice on the embassy's website says ''even protests intended to be peaceful can turn confrontational and escalate into violence".
Cork Anti-Austerity Alliance TD Mick Barry claims it's an attempt to warn-off American citizens from attending the protest:
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