Summary
Demonstrators across the United States are participating in "No Kings" protests in response to the US and Israeli war against Iran and President Donald Trump's immigration policies. The main event is in Minnesota, where federal immigration actions have generated controversy. The protests include appearances by notable figures such as Senator Bernie Sanders and musical performances by Bruce Springsteen.
Key Facts
- The "No Kings" protests are happening in various US cities and some international locations.
- This is the first "No Kings" protest since the US-Israeli conflict with Iran began one month ago.
- Over 3,300 protest events are planned across all 50 US states.
- The main protest focus is in Minnesota, particularly due to previous immigration enforcement actions.
- Operation Metro Surge in the Twin Cities drew criticism for its aggressive immigration tactics.
- Two US citizens were killed in January during this operation, which has led to lawsuits and protests.
- Progressive figures like Senator Bernie Sanders are participating in Saturday's protests.
- Musicians Bruce Springsteen and Joan Baez will perform at the Minnesota event.
