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The crowd at the UIC Pavilion on Chicago’s West side erupts in celebration on March 11, 2016, after it is announced that Donald Trump will postpone his rally here. (Photo: Caitlin Dickson/Yahoo News)While many individuals who were removed from the venue had at least been vocal before being engaged by security, the two young men were escorted out before apparently engaging in any disruptive behavior. The security guard who removed the two said it wasn’t up to him who got kicked out, but that maintaining the safety of all in attendance was his primary concern at the event. “Last time I worked here it was for an Isley Brothers concert, as far as I’m concerned I’m doing the same job,” the unnamed guard told Yahoo News. “This is more interesting.“  Outside, Chicago police officers on horseback corralled protesters behind barricades. Several cars drove by waving huge Mexican flags as the neighborhood was energized by both protesters and supporters, who were separated by a large law enforcement presence. Undeterred by the evening’s setback, Trump conducted several phone interviews with TV news outlets after the postponement, crediting public frustration with the U.S. economic conditions for the open defiance in Chicago – not any reflection of his campaign positions, rhetoric or the ongoing complaints of how protesters have been handled at his events."Our businesses are being taken away from us, our businesses are being moved out of the country,” Trump told Fox News’ Greta Van Susteren. “This is a demonstration against economic conditions on both sides.”Liberal activist organization MoveOn.org, which has endorsed Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, claimed some responsibility for organizing “student leaders who organized nonviolent protest against Trump’s violence & hate.”The behavior of those in the crowd suggests the protest was carefully planned. Despite the effort of security to weed out potential unrest in advance – Yahoo News witnessed a man in a grey suit wearing a Trump pin approach a band of young and apparently Middle Eastern men and ask them if they’d like Trump signs in an effort to establish their allegiance – when the announcement of postponement was made, the arena largely went nuts.