Protesters in American Samoa have demonstrated against the United States Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Protesters at Utulei Beach hold signs accusing Donald Trump of divisive politics and disparaging remarks. Photo: SUPPLIED
Mr Trump's representative, Alan Cobb, has been in the territory on his behalf to campaign.
A dozen people gathered at Utulei Beach, displaying signs with the messages "Unite, not divide", "No fear politics," and " Stop The Hate".
One of the protestors Ti'a Reid, says they wanted to send a message to Mr Trump that they don't agree with his campaign message, themes, and disparaging remarks.
When pressed for a response to the demonstration, Mr Cobb said, "It's a free country".
The 14 presidential candidates are competing for a majority support in eight different delegations, in order to be eligible for nomination as the Republican candidate for President.
