Over 2,000 protests lit up every U.S. state on Saturday in a powerful "day of defiance" against Trump administration policies. Rallying under the bold slogan "No Kings," demonstrators—from small towns to bustling cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago—united in calling for change.
In major hubs, the movement took on an electrifying energy. New York City saw around 50,000 voices demanding "No ICE!" and chanting banners such as "No Deportation! Trump Must Go!" Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, an epicenter of immigration debates, at least 25,000 gathered peacefully while a military parade was held in Washington, D.C. to mark the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and Trump’s birthday.
Across the nation, cities like Atlanta, Nashville, Miami, Houston, and even small towns like Idyllwild played their part. Demonstrators added a creative twist by reworking classic tunes—shouting a spirited version of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" now proclaiming, "Take Trump Out of the White House." Leaders and organizers emphasized nonviolent unity, urging protestors to keep the movement peaceful and focused on defending immigrant rights and democratic values.
This vibrant wave of protests reflects a new era of activism where digital engagement and real-life rallies go hand in hand. From urban centers to rural corners, the call for justice resonates with a generation ready to shape a better future. ✊🔥
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Protests against Trump administration's policies staged across U.S.
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