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Violence erupts at Trump’s San Jose rally as protesters fight The Donald’s supporters in ugly street brawls leading to several arrests
•Anti-Trump demonstrators attacked his supporters in San Jose, California
•They were targeted and subjected to violence as they left his rally
•Police were forced to move into the angry crowd to try and break them up
•The protest led to six arrests and the assault of one police officer
•Also on Thursday, Trump slammed the judge presiding over his Trump University case
•He said Gonzalo Curiel’s Mexican heritage would be an ‘absolute conflict’
•Candidate said he should be removed, even though he was born in Indiana

By Associated Press

Published: 23:48 EST, 2 June 2016 | Updated: 12:22 EST, 3 June 2016

A group of protesters attacked Donald Trump supporters who were leaving the candidate’s rally in San Jose on Thursday night.

A dozen or more people were punched and knocked to the ground by protesters during the melee, as anti-Trump demonstrators grabbed the candidate’s signature hats from off of the heads of his supporters in order to set them on fire.

And at one point, a mostly male mob that was five to six people deep even surrounded a female Trump supporter and began to pelt the defenseless woman in the face with eggs and watermelon.

That woman, who was wearing a ‘Trump’ jersey, responded by smiling and pointing right back at the group as they screamed and waved Mexican flags, before eventually making her escape thanks to a nearby door.

Many of the protesters carried the Mexican flag during the demonstration, which was eventually diffused once local police made the decision to move in and make some arrests.

A few of the demonstrators also burned an American flag outside the convention center.

A man is seen punching who he believes is a Donald Trump fan outside his rally in San Jose, California. He later discovered he was actually a fellow protester

A man is seen punching who he believes is a Donald Trump fan outside his rally in San Jose, California. He later discovered he was actually a fellow protester

A woman wearing a Trump shirt is pelted with eggs and pinned in against a door after leaving a rally in San Jose

The supporter is left rubbing raw egg from her eyes and hair after being attacked by Trump protesters

A Trump supporter collides with another man after leaving the rally in San Jose, California, as ugly scenes erupted in the surrounding area

The man reacted after a woman sneaked up behind him and stole his Trump hat from his head

A woman is knocked over as she walks towards a police line outside the Trump rally in California

She lies on the ground after falling during the demonstration against the presumptive Republican U.S. presidential nominee

This latest protest came just hours after Trump slammed a judge presiding over a case involving Trump University, saying he should be recused from making a decision in the legal matter because of his Mexican heritage.

Trump said that U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel has ‘an inherent conflict of interest’ because of his plans to build a border wall between Mexico and the United States should he be elected president.

Curiel was born in Indiana, and appointed to the bench by President Obama in 2011 after a lengthy career working as both a federal prosecutor and judge in the California state judicial system.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is confident that the case against Donald Trump and Trump University will prove that the real estate mogul personally pocketed millions from the now-defunct program. ?He keeps saying he?s going to win the case, but he keeps losing motions? in court, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said today on ABC News? ?Good Morning America.? Trump University is the target of two lawsuits in California and one in New York, where Schneiderman is pursuing fraud-related charges. Trump released a campaign ad Wednesday featuring a few former students praising Trump University.

San Jose Police Seargent Enrique Garcia told NBC News that several protesters were arrested during the fracas and one officer was assaulted.

Police waited until about 90 minutes after the rally had ended to begin moving into the remaining crowd and try and disperse those who were showing no signs of going home.

This immediately sparked clashes between demonstrators and police, and it is not clear if any of those anti-Trump supporters were injured during the scuffle.

The rowdy and angry crowd of around 300 protesters had thinned significantly by that time, but those who remained on the scene managed to fill an entire city block right by the San Jose Convention Center.

Some banged on the cars of Trump supporters as they left the rally and others chased after those on foot to frighten them and try and grab their hats.

Police kept their distance from the crowd as things initially began to play out, but did step in to stop protesters from advancing any further once they neared the convention center.

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