Moment Australian-flag holding ute driver in a Trump hat is forced back into his car by indigenous BIKIES after interrupting an 'Invasion Day' protest
A man waving an Australian flag and wearing a MAGA hat has been forcibly shoved back into his ute by a group of indigenous bikies outside an 'Invasion Day' protest.
The man had parked his vehicle along King George Terrace in Canberra on Tuesday, in front of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy where a rally against Australia Day was held.
He tried to use the Australian flag he was holding as a shield as the bikies, who belong to the indigenous Black Death Australia motorcycle club, closed in on him to remove him from the area.
A man wearing a MAGA hat and holding an Australian flag has been forcibly shoved back into his vehicle outside an 'Invasion Day' protest in Canberra
The man had parked his ute outside the Aboriginal Tent Embassy on Tuesday where crowds had gathered in opposition to Australia Day
The bikies told him to 'get out of here' before one pushed him back into the ute adorned with Australian flags and slammed his door shut.
A crowd of onlookers cheered as the man drove off.
The trio who confronted the man were wearing jackets belonging to Black Death Australia.
According to their Facebook page, 'Black Death is an Indigenous political club, motorcycle riders dedicated to the empowerment of Indigenous nations, and the human and civil rights of all Australians'.
Video footage of the incident was uploaded to Reddit, which attracted hundreds of comments.
'Why is an Australian wearing a hat saying Make America Great Again?,' One person wrote.
The man was told to 'get out of here' before he was sent back to his vehicle. Crowds cheered as he drove off
The trio of men who told the man to leave the area were wearing jackets from Black Death Australia, an Indigenous motorcycle club
Another said: 'I'm in Australia and can confirm that the Australian people do not have patience for any nonsense'.
'It absolutely amazes me that "Make America Great Again" is a thing is Australia. Maybe Make Australia Great Again? Shockingly idiotic,' was another comment.
The Aboriginal Tent Embassy was first established on January 26, 1972 on the grounds in front of what was then Parliament House in protest to the government's approach to Indigenous land rights.
The Tent Embassy has remained to fight for land rights, Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination.
Protests were held across the nation on Tuesday, referring to Australia Day as 'Invasion Day'.
Members of Black Death Australia are pictured at an 'Invasion Day' protest in Canberra on Tuesday
Thousands gathered outside Parliament House in Canberra for an 'Invasion Day' protest on Tuesday
Protesters in Canberra later marched from the Tent Embassy to Parliament House, where thousands sat in solidarity with First Nations people.
Australia Day has been a national public holiday since 1994 after it was previously recogised in some states.
Indigenous activists have since 1938 protested against commemorating the arrival of the First Fleet in Sydney Harbour arguing the arrival of British people eventually led to the dispossession of land.