US EditionProtesters Denounce ICE Raids, Trump Administration at 'No Kings' Rally in Crown Point
- Protesters rallied nationwide on Saturday in 'No Kings' demonstrations, including large gatherings at state capitols like Lansing and Mississippi.
- These protests arose in response to the Trump administration's ICE raids, mass deportations, and concerns over presidential overreach.
- Participants marched through streets, chanted, held signs, and expressed opposition to Trump policies while maintaining peaceful conduct and no arrests.
- Crowd sizes ranged from about 1,500 in Lansing to roughly 7,000 in Honolulu; Noelle Covington said she stood up for those affected by ICE raids.
- The protests underscored calls to protect democracy, with organizers planning similar events and urging lawmakers to act against perceived abuses.
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More than 70K in Seattle denounce Trump at massive ‘No Kings’ rally
SEATTLE — In downtown Seattle, aboard a Washington state ferry and at dozens of other “No Kings” rallies across the Pacific Northwest, tens of thousands of peaceful protesters raised their voices Saturday in a public rebuke of President Donald Trump’s hard-line policies. Read more...
‘No Kings Day’ protest held in the capitol city
‘No Kings Day’ protest held in the capitol city JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – Saturday, thousands came out to the Mississippi Capitol to hold signs, with Mississippians protesting with the “No Kings Day” protest. The protest was sparked because of Trump’s ICE raids and the administration’s mass deportations. One protester, Theresa Boggan, said, “It’s pretty pathetic, but it’s sad that they do not understand what these people bring to our country.” The…
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