Cowboys for Trump Ride Through D.C. in Support of Border Wall

D.C. Police escorted men and women on horses through the streets of the nation’s capital on Friday as Cowboys for Trump and a last-minute Native American rider rode in support of President Donald Trump and his efforts to build a wall on the U.S. southern border with Mexico.

Some on the sidewalks cheered while others jeered as police escorted the more than a dozen riders carrying American and “Trump Make America Great Again” flags through downtown and past the White House.

Most of the Cowboys for Trump came from border communities in New Mexico where they said drug and human trafficking is rampant, and Trump’s national emergency declaration is essential to securing the border and protecting the American people and the lifestyle we enjoy.

The Cowboys for Trump, it turns out, were joined by Wolf Portugal of the Yokuts Indians of California.

“I’m not quiet about how I love Trump and what he’s doing,” Portugal said, adding that there is huge support for the president across the Native American population, including for his call to secure the border.

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