An anti-Trump encampment has returned to Columbus Circle outside Union Station in D.C. after being removed two weeks ago when its permit was unexpectedly revoked.

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The group, known as FLARE USA, which stands for “For Liberation and Resistance Everywhere,” had maintained a 24/7 presence at the site since May 1.

“We have a right to express ourselves legally and peacefully, and that is what we’re doing here,” said David Mytych, FLARE’s congressional outreach lead.

In the early morning hours of Oct. 3, U.S. P

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