Lena Dunham, Amber Heard, Sia join immigration protest in Texas

Celebrities such as Lena Dunham, Sia, Amber Heard, Anna Camp, Bella Thorne and Constance Wu gathered at Tornillo, Texas, to protest against US President Donald Trump's controversial immigration laws.

The stars joined hundreds of protestors who have been raising their voices against the immigration laws that led to the forced separation of immigrant children from their families.

Dunham took to Instagram to share a picture featuring the stars holding up slogans and posters. In the caption, she expressed solidarity with the immigrant families.

Other celebrities including Amber Heard and Anna Camp also shared their pictures from the protest.

Singer-songwriter Sia posted a donation link and asked her followers to help the immigrants, saying she would match all donations up to USD 100,000.

This is the latest incident of Hollywood celebrities raising their voice against President Trump's immigration laws. Last week, George and Amal Clooney pledged their support to the cause and donated USD 100,000.

Singer John Legend and Chrissy Teigen also donated USD 288,000 on Trump's birthday. Recently, Evan Rachel Wood travelled to Texas to support the families.