Nadja Rutkowski said protest is her way of life: she immigrated to the US from Germany at 14 and demonstrates for fear fascist history could repeat itself.

She was among the thousands of New Yorkers who marched down Broadway from Times Square Saturday during mass anti-Trump protests, where demonstrators rejected what many referred to as the "tyranny" of today's White House.

As pro-democracy chants rang out, Rutkowski voiced outrage over what she called the Republican president's attack on human rights that includes an aggressive crackdown on undocumented migrants.

"I come from a country where what is happening now has happened already before in 1938," she told AFP, her dog Bella -- who is also a seasoned protester -- in tow.

"People are being snatched up from the streets," she said. "W

See Full Page