US EditionHundreds in Albuquerque Show up to Protest During "No Kings Day" Demonstration
- Thousands gathered on Saturday across the Susquehanna Valley and nationwide for peaceful 'No Kings' protests opposing perceived overreach in presidential power.
- Organizers expressed concerns about President Donald Trump’s exercise of power, highlighting military actions such as sending Marines into Los Angeles.
- Rallies in Montpelier and Burlington lasted about an hour, remained peaceful, and featured speakers such as veterans and activists addressing authoritarianism.
- Over 2,000 protests occurred nationwide, described by organizers as a 'powerful wave of unity,' with no arrests reported and peaceful dispersals.
- These demonstrations highlight widespread calls to limit presidential power and restore democratic checks and balances amid fears of authoritarian trends.
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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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