US Edition‘No Kings’ Protests Against Trump Draw Crowds Across U.S.
More than 2,600 rallies across the U.S. mobilized millions opposing Trump’s immigration enforcement, executive overreach, and policies on healthcare, environment, and living costs, organizers said.
- Crowds protested across the U.S. against the direction of the country under President Donald Trump during 'No Kings' demonstrations, which critics call 'Hate America' rallies.
- Organizers expected millions to participate in over 2,600 rallies, challenging Trump's agenda that has reshaped government and democratic norms.
- Leah Greenberg of the Indivisible Project criticized Trump's use of the National Guard and immigration tactics.
- Demonstrators filled streets from New York to Florida, marching toward the U.S. Capitol with signs and flags.
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