Here's What Was Waiting for President Obama When He Arrived in Roseburg in Aftermath of School Shooting

President Barack Obama was met by hundreds of pro-gun protesters when he arrived in Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday in the aftermath of the deadly Umpqua Community College shooting.

On the day a gunman shot and killed nine people, Obama said the tragedy was "something we should politicize" to push for gun control.

"Each time this happens, I’m going to bring this up. Each time this happens, I am going to say we can actually do something about it," Obama said at the time.

Several residents and even the family of one of the victims spoke out against Obama's newest gun control effort on the heels of the deadly shooting.

On Friday, hundreds made their displeasure visible:

Air Force One touching down in Eugene for Obama visit to #Roseburg. Watch #LiveOnK2 https://t.co/Zli6NPGm9S pic.twitter.com/CmZ7jwZpFJ

— KATU News (@KATUNews) October 9, 2015

Roseburg Oregon residents protest Obamas visit to their community. pic.twitter.com/ARZC8ErTxE

— I love my U.S.A (@WEdwarda) October 9, 2015

Hundreds of protesters turn out to protest #Obama in Oregon #GoGolf pic.twitter.com/muRJaRESeg

— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit)

October 9, 2015

Hundreds protest Obama's arrival in Roseburg. Some plan to turn their backs to him if he drives by. #UCCShooting pic.twitter.com/LTNa8Sf72y

— Kaitlyn Bolduc (@KPTVKaitlyn) October 9, 2015

Anti-Obama protestors already gathering at Roseburg airport-some w/ holstered guns saying not to politicize tragedy pic.twitter.com/AWFwIk9CDy

— Nina Mehlhaf (@NinaMehlhaf) October 9, 2015

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