US EditionHundreds in Albuquerque Show up to Protest During "No Kings Day" Demonstration
- Hundreds of protesters participated in the 'No Kings Day' demonstrations on June 14, held across multiple U.S. cities against President Trump's policies.
- The protests followed federal immigration enforcement raids and expressed opposition to what organizers called authoritarian actions by the Trump administration.
- Events included rallies in Dayton, Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Bastrop, featuring diverse attendees like transgender activist Rhy Tutt and 19-year-old immigration detainee Emerson Colindres' supporters.
- Participants held signs reading 'No Kings' and 'Hate Will Not Make America Great,' with one protester stating the movement shows many oppose current policies and others emphasizing the need to protect freedoms held for 250 years.
- The demonstrations took place alongside a military parade in Washington, D.C., marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and Flag Day, underscoring a national debate over democracy and authority.
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Sequim ‘No Kings’ protest draws 2,600 participants
At least 2,600 people lined both sides of West Washington Street on Saturday as part of the “No Kings Day Nationwide Day of Defiance” demonstrations to protest the Trump administration’s ICE raids and the military parade in Washington, D.C., which coincided with President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday.
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No Kings: Thousands send message against Trump administration at Greenfield protest
GREENFIELD — As a massive military parade comprising 128 U.S. Army tanks and more than 6,000 soldiers rolled through Washington, D.C. on Saturday, thousands from across Franklin County took to the streets to protest President Donald Trump in a “No Kings Day” demonstration.
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