US President Donald Trump address to a rally in Dalton, Georgia, was disrupted by three protesters holding up signs against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The demonstrators were eventually forced out of the crowd by Trump supporters, including a man wearing a yellow Gadsden flag as a cape.

Two of the signs shown by the protesters denounced the idea of sending ICE officers to the polls on election day, which the administration has refused to rule out. Following the incident, when Trump began to speak again, he praised “the woman in the yellow cape”, apparently referring, incorrectly, to the man draped in a yellow Gadsden flag, with the slogan 'Don’t Tread on Me,' who was among the first to confront the anti-ICE activists.

“She went up there, ripped them out of their seats and threw them the hell out of here. Where’s the woman with the yellow cape, then? She was great,” Trump said. “I love the woman with the yellow cape. She was right on there. She’s pushing them around, slapping the guy around,” he added.

Trump falsely claimed the election of Jon Ossoff was 'illegitimate'

At the same rally, Trump went on to claim that the 2020 election in Georgia was fraudulent, alleging that the election of US senator Jon Ossoff was illegitimate. It is pertinent to note that Ossoff will be facing US Congressman Mike Collins in the November midterms.

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