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The President of the United States has reiterated his belief that America needs to strengthen its borders - just hours after thousands protested (right) against his controversial executive order authorizing the temporary detention of travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries. The president issued a scathing statement insisting that 'this is not a Muslim ban, as the media is falsely reporting.' Trump said his new policy is 'similar to what President Obama did in 2011 when he banned visas for refugees from Iraq for six months.' And he credited the Obama White House with creating the list of seven countries that he started with - Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. The Homeland Security Department has said a temporary stay granted by a federal judge on Friday will not stop Trump's plan from being put in place. 'President Trump's Executive Orders remain in place - prohibited travel will remain prohibited, and the US government retains its right to revoke visas at any time if required for national security or public safety,' a statement read.

Another day of protest is underway across the country, as people take to the streets to demonstrate against Donald Trump's controversial immigration executive order. Events were underway in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Miami, Los Angeles, Boston, and Washington DC in the early afternoon on Sunday. Overhead shots from the protest in Boston, held in Copley Square, showed the area overflowing with people. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh was seen in a video late Saturday night urging people to attend the demonstration, telling the crowd: 'Make sure you join us. Stand with our Muslim brothers and sisters.' There were a number of protests scheduled across New York, with a huge crowd already seen gathered at Battery Park - which provided a clear view of the Statue of Liberty out in the water. The Manhattan event was organized by Make the Road New York - with demonstrators set to march from Battery Park to the Customs and Border Patrol offices. There are also protests planned in Brooklyn and Queens. In Dallas, people gathered to pray together in the baggage claim at Dallas Fort Worth Airport to protest Trump. Another demonstration in suburban Chicago was organized by Jewish groups to show support for Muslims, while there were more at Miami International Airport, and LAX.

Nazanin Zinouri (right), from Tehran, Iran, was escorted off her flight by two officers at a Dubai airport (left) on Saturday after President Donald Trump severely restricted immigration from seven countries. The PhD graduate from Clemson University has lived in the United States for the past seven years and shared her emotional story on Facebook, in which she said that 'everything I worked for all these years doesn't matter.' Trump signed an executive order on Friday afternoon providing for 'extreme vetting' of immigrants and visa holders, sparking criticism and a flood of protests.

Vahideh Rasekhi has lived in the US for ten years and works and studies in the linguistics department of the New York university. She had already left Tehran, Iran, after visiting family on Friday when Trump signed an executive order banning its citizens from entering the US. After connecting to another flight in Kiev, Ukraine, she arrived at JFK Airport on Saturday but was told she wouldn't be allowed back in to the country. Officials placed her on a flight bound for Kiev via Istanbul and it was about to take off when lawyers acting on her behalf were able to halt it because of a temporary stay order issued by a federal judge blocking deportations in New York. She was eventually freed at 3pm on Sunday (right) and told gathered media and friends: 'I was so scared.'

It wasn't just the expensive bling glittering at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday. Some of Hollywood's biggest stars wore jewels on their dresses as they stepped onto the red carpet at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Adding some serious glitz and glamour to proceedings were actresses Emily Blunt, Ariel Winter and Kerry Washington.

Nicole, 49, (center right) sported the sparkling bird-adorned dress as she hit the carpet with husband Keith Urban. The star is nominated for her film Lion, but quickly got the attention of social media users with her fashion faux pas, with some describing her looking 'like a Mardi Gras float'. Nicole is joined by the likes of Kaley Cuoco (left), Salma Hayek (right), Janelle Monae (center left), Jessica Pimentel and more on this year's list of red carpet fashion flops.

Television icon Mary Tyler Moore was laid to rest in Connecticut on Sunday in a quiet farewell attended by her close family and friends. The 80-year-old beloved actress died last Wednesday at age 80 in Greenwich after suffering from a host of problems, including diabetes which she was diagnosed with at age 33. The funeral service for the television legend was private and the cemetery was closed to the public as local police officers blocked the entrance on Sunday. The small group of about 50 mourners, including her husband Dr. Robert Levine (left and center inset) entered a small white chapel for a brief service before her internment. Moore's family purchased a 12-plot gravesite at Fairfield's Oak Lawn Cemetery (right) for her resting place.

Animal lovers and good Samaritans are being asked to donate money to help rehabilitate an emaciated dog that was found tied up outside in the freezing cold in suburban Ohio on Saturday. The two-year-old pit bull mix, Amos (above), was recovered by Fido's Companion Rescue and admitted to West Park Animal Hospital over the weekend. He was found in Lorain, Ohio, with two large bedsores on his backside (inset), the result of prolonged periods of time being confined to a cage.

Sipping Dom Perignon in their mountain retreats and gobbling oysters on their private jets, the children of the rich appear to have no cares in the world. But looks can be deceiving, says Labour peer David Puttnam, who claims they may be 'as disadvantaged' as the very poorest in society. The film producer has warned of a different type of deprivation, one that 'goes right to the top' - mental wellbeing.

A woman who had her hearing restored burst into tears when she finally heard her husband speak after surgery. Cora Lutes, who lives in Norfolk, Virginia, lost her hearing when she was just two years old and relied on hearing aids throughout her life. But her condition worsened and Lutes was told the only viable option was to undergo surgery to receive a cochlear implant. Her husband James Lutes captured the moment his wife burst into tears at the sound of his voice.

Subway passengers on a line passing through the Bronx were in for an unfortunate surprise as they bore witness to an extended fight over a subway seat. The woman seems to think the man stole her seat, punches are thrown, another man joins in the fight and vulgarities are thrown around. It is not known whether any of the involved were apprehended by authorities.

Rescue divers have recovered the body of a 20-year-old man who went missing in a lake just outside San Bernardino, California, it was announced on Sunday. Divers found the body of Dawson Hartwig (right), the son of San Bernardino County Fire Chief Mark Hartwig (top left), 30 feet under the surface of Lake Arrowhead (bottom left). Hartwig had not been seen since Friday evening, when he told friends at a rented cabin nearby that he was going for a walk. When he did not show up on Saturday morning, Hartwig's friends called the police.

A young man has been killed by a tiger in front of his horrified wife and child after getting dragged into its zoo enclosure at the Youngor Wildlife Park in the city of Ningbo, China. An onlooker took footage of the tiger dragging the man under some trees and sinking its teeth into his neck as two other big cats looked on.Zoo visitors raised the alarm soon after he was attacked by the predator but it took zoo staff about an hour to grapple the man from the tiger's firm grip

Catherine Howarth, 35, from Milton Keynes, is believed to be the only black woman in the world to give birth to two white, blue-eyed children. She is of Nigerian heritage, while husband Richard is white. The couple have son Jonah, three, and daughter Sophia, born last March. Doctors say the odds of a black woman giving birth to two white children is 'millions-to-one' and explain there must be a white gene present in the woman's ancestry.

A concerned teen was given a shock when he noticed a Golden Labrador wandering around a petrol station for the second time in two weeks. Tyler Wilson (left) spotted the dog on a previous visit to the station and assumed the animal was lost when he saw it again, in Louisville, Kentucky. However when the unaccompanied canine (left and right) came up to him while he was filling up his car he bent down to check its collar. Tyler was stunned but relieved when he read the friendly dog's tag (inset). It read: 'My name is Dew. I am not lost. I like to roam. Tell me to go home.'

The couple were spotted out on the town together last week at New York City's trendy restaurant Lure where they were seen cozying up together. Spencer's date McVay, has been the Chairman and CEO of online bond trading company, Marketaxess Holdings Inc. since he helped found the firm in April 2000. He took home $13.7 million last year in bonuses and pay. He previously served as the managing director of multinational JPMorgan, where he managed the institutional distribution of fixed-income securities.

New York broke the top ten for both lists, coming in third place for rat sightings and ninth for cockroaches, making it the most vermin-infested city in America. Around 15 per cent of households reported a rodent problem in the Big Apple in 2015 - around 1.1 million homes - while just over that at 16 per cent reported cockroaches. More than forty per cent of households in the Louisiana city reported roaches in 2015, the American Housing Survey reveals.

Nigel Reed, a UK-based canine behaviorist, has worked with thousands of dogs and their owners around the world including celebrity magician Derren Brown. In an exclusive video for DailyMail.com, Reed demonstrates how he got German Shepherd Jazz to stop her incessant barking and helped her become more relaxed. The techniques are explained in his new book, The Dog Guardian: Your Guide To A Happy, Well-Behaved Dog.

On Sunday, the athletic pair were spotted cozying up at the 32-year-old's skiing competition in the Italian Alps. The record setting skier recently returned to the slopes for competition after a training accident last February left the star with a severely broken arm and unable to ski for months. Lindsey looked lovely as she hit the snow.

Noel Cruz, who lives in California, took the head off the original doll, left, cribbed off the original features and repainted it to resemble the British actress. He then put the head on a better proportioned body with a long neck to turn it into a miniature double of Watson. The custom repaint of the 11-inch / 28 cms tall Disney Store Belle, right, is now being sold in an online auction. Shoppers were left in hysterics after spotting the original Disney doll. Soon after hitting shelves, images began circulating on Flickr and Twitter comparing the doll to the Canadian star.

Australians have answered the call of nature and stripped down to their birthday suits to celebrate body pride, with many of these exposures documented for the Instagram page getnakedaustralia. The cheeky page is the creation of health professional Brendan Jones, 26, and now has more than 39,000 followers, with 2,000 added a week. Mr Jones believes the strong Instagram following is because the page promotes nudity as a shameless and natural state.

The shocking moment a helicopter carrying excited tourists span out of control and crashed into a river was caught on camera by a passenger and onlookers ashore.The clip from inside the helicopter shows a woman in the front seat, next to the pilot, with two other guests behind. Laughter and cheers of excitement can be heard from the guests as the vehicle attempts to circle the Rio Turvo in Capitolio, Brazil. However the experience scaling one of the country's most famous rivers in the state of Minas Gerais soon turned into a nightmare as the pilot lost control and veered into the water close to the sandy shore.

Tens of thousands of people disappear in Mexico every year without a trace. Photographer Nuria Lopez Torres captured the desperation of the families of some female victims whose lives were abruptly halted when they were taken. The mother of 18-year-old student Amairay (top left) weeps into a pillow in her untouched bedroom. The parents of Lorena Ivonne, 25, pose in the room in their house where she was staying with her son after getting divorced (top right). The young mother was kidnapped in September. Tadeo, seven, appeals for information about his missing mother Fabiola (bottom right) who was taken in 2012. Another helpless relative sits on the neatly made bed of her lost loved one (bottom left).

A cloud, shaped like the arm and hand of a giant, was spotted in the town of Uruapan in the western Mexican state of Michoacan - and had residents debating whether it was a sign from above. A video of the bizarre sight was uploaded to social media and saw many people line up to comment.

A touching video has emerged of a young man dancing with his sister at her wedding day three years after a car crash left him paralysed. The emotional clip shows Nikola Raguz, from Bosnia and Herzegovina, getting up from his wheelchair with help and then slowly dancing around the room with Matea Raguz-Papac. Nikola managed to raise his arm during the dance and as the song finished the siblings were in floods of tears and shared a warm embrace.

Florida couple Victoria Yore, 24, and Terrence Drysdale, 28, spend their days roaming the world in search of its most beautiful, unspoiled frontiers. Armed with Terrence's camera and a selection of Pre-Raphaelite dresses for Victoria, they have captured breathtaking images in places like Arizona's Grand Canyon, left, Iceland's Skaftafell National Park, top right, and the Bunbeg shipwreck in Donegal, Ireland, bottom right.