The event was intended to mobilize Texas voters in support of Paxton, the Republican Senate candidate. However, protests interrupted Trump’s remarks several times, according to the accounts shared by the publications that covered the rally.
According to The Guardian, at least half a dozen protesters interrupted Trump during his speech in San Antonio; some were escorted out by police.
Clarín, by contrast, reports two interruptions, during which the protesters were reportedly booed by people in the crowd at the rally.
The reports therefore do not provide a single, consistent count. Clarín refers to two interruptions, The Guardian to at least six protesters who intervened during the speech, while Al Jazeera reports that at least 10 people were removed; the categories described by the sources are not necessarily equivalent.
The Guardian also reports that Trump briefly moved away from the microphone after a protester appeared to approach the stage.
Al Jazeera reported that at least 10 protesters were removed from the San Antonio rally while Trump was being heckled during his remarks.
According to The Guardian, a protester was reportedly physically assaulted by an elderly Trump supporter while leaving the arena. The report is based on a video posted on social media and cited by the publication.
The common thread among the different accounts is that the protest disrupted a Trump campaign event intended to support Paxton in the Texas Senate race.