Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

Christopher Glenn (D.C.) holds of mock poster of Donald Trump as Miss U.S.A. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". A demonstrator holds a sign of a symbol of Donald Trump between images of the Washington Redskin logo and the Confederate Battle Flag. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

Christopher Glenn (D.C.) holds of mock poster of Donald Trump as Miss U.S.A. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Donald Trump, you are fired". Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Lets Comb Over Racism" says anti-Trump demonstrator Armando Garcia of Bridgeport WA. Garcia is an intern at the National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

Protestors, including this member of Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Local 25 (Washington D.C.), gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Unite Here!". Protestors, including these members of Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Local 25 (Washington D.C.), gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

Protestors, including this member of Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Local 25 (Washington D.C.) gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Lets Comb Over Racism" says anti-Trump demonstrator Armando Garcia (left) of Bridgeport WA. Garcia is an intern at the National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump, Michael Brown

District of Columbia Shadow Senator Michael Brown (D) (center) joins protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". Protestors, including this supporter of D.C. statehood, gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". Protestors, including this supporter of D.C. statehood, gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". Protestors, including this member of the National Congress of Black Women, gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". A demonstrator holds a sign of a photo of Donald Trump between images of the Klu Klux Klan and the Confederate Battle Flag. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". A demonstrator holds a sign of a photo of Donald Trump between images of the Klu Klux Klan and the Confederate Battle Flag. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". A demonstrator holds a sign of a photo of Donald Trump between images of the Klu Klux Klan and the Confederate Battle Flag. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

Demonstrator holds of mock poster of Donald Trump as Miss U.S.A. Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

"Dump Trump". Protestors gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump

Protestors, including these members of Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Local 25 (Washington D.C.), gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)

Donald Trump, John A. Boardman

Protestors, including these members of Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Local 25 (Washington D.C.), gathered to voice their disapproval over Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the site of a planned Trump Hotel in Washington D.C. on Thursday July 9, 2015. John A. Boardman, executive secretary-treasurer of Unite Here Local 25 in center of photo. The protest, which was led by local elected officials and community group activists, was in direct response to the presidential candidate's controversial comments about Latino immigrants. The planned Trump International Hotel, Washington, D.C., is a $200 million redevelopment of The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Ave. just a few blocks from the White House. (Photo by Jeff Malet)