Hundreds of Hispanics gathered in Dallas, Texas on Labor Day to stand with the Dallas County Democratic Party against GOP frontrunner Donald Trump.

In the Spanish-speaking-only event, attendees wore shirts bearing "Un Dia Sin Trump," meaning "a day without Trump," as the organizers of the event produced flyers with a picture of Trump as Adolf Hitler.

“Obviously Donald Trump didn’t massacre or execute six million Jews, but he's trying to cleanse America of 11 million immigrants and to us that is reminiscent of an Adolf Hitler,” said immigrant activist Carlos Quintanilla to Fox 4 News. He added that they are trying to counter Trump's "hate-based message."

Qunitanilla leads the Accion America organization that defends Hispanic immigrants in and around Dallas. He has a history of legal woes, including multiple traffic violations, outstanding tickets, and driving without a license.

The Labor Day rally, which featured a Trump piñata, was organized after the Republican candidate announced a speech in Dallas for September 14.

Some attendees even signed a banner to give the various reasons they are Democrats, with "socialism" making more than one appearance: