Nationwide Protests Target Trump and Musk's Federal Overhaul
- Protesters gathered in San Antonio on Presidents Day to oppose President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's policies, criticizing mass deportations and federal spending cuts.
- The protests were part of the nationwide 50501 movement, which organized demonstrations in various cities, with many joining in the cold weather.
- Protester Emily Manning emphasized the protests' significance by stating, "I thought it was important to be here on Presidents Day to demonstrate for what America stands for."
- Future protests are planned, including events titled "A Day Without a Vis" on February 20 and meetings at local congressional offices, aiming for continued activism against the Trump administration's agenda.
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A Secretive Movement Known as “#Altgov” Is Openly Rebelling Against Trump and Musk From Inside Our Federal Agencies
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Of the 1,000 employees fired last week from the Department of Veterans Affairs, some were employees who had worked for the government for years and had either switched jobs or were recently promoted.
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