The US Embassy in London advises Americans to "stay discreet" during Trump's visit

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People demonstrate against the inauguration of the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump in front of the US Embassy in London, January 20, 2017.

Before the highly publicized visit President Donald Trump In the United Kingdom, US government officials in the country warn US citizens to give birth during the three days of large-scale protests.

Several demonstrations are planned throughout the United Kingdom from July 12 to 14 to express widespread opposition to Trump and his policies. Thousands of people are expected to attend and will require a large police presence and several road closures. Although mainly concentrated in central London, some events will take place in the Scottish cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, among others.

The US Embassy in London has listed on its website a number of steps to take this week, including profile. Here are all the suggestions for safety:

• Be aware of your surroundings

• Be careful if you are near large gatherings that may become violent.

• Keep a low profile. [19659006] • Watch local media for updates

• Check out British police updates on met.police.uk and follow @MetPoliceEvents and @MetPoliceUK for advice

More than 50,000 Americans live in London, notable violence due to animosity towards US President

Some 4,000 police officers reportedly deployed for Trump's visit as London authorities prepare to mobilize unprecedented force since London riots in 2011, which saw five people killed him.Safety forces from other parts of the country have time off for their officers, the Guardian reported Monday.

The Federation British police described Trump's visit as "indisputable pressure" on the country's police force.

This is not Trump's first diplomatic initiative that has triggered security alerts for Americans abroad. US citizens have received warnings in a number of countries, particularly in the Muslim world, after the president named Jerusalem as the capital of Israel last December, triggering widespread anger and breaking with decades of politics. American foreign

. WE embassies and the State Department regularly issue security warnings and alerts to Americans abroad – in the event of security or potentially dangerous political situations, chronic threats or natural disasters – in part of their mission to ensure the safety of US citizens. In the fall of 2017, the State Department issued a travel warning to all US citizens about the "heightened risk of terrorist attacks" in the United States. Whole of Europe.