Summary
Nationwide protests called "No Kings" are planned for October 18, opposing President Trump's administration, especially the use of military troops in U.S. cities. The protests aim to support democratic values and will take place in multiple locations across the United States.
Key Facts
- "No Kings" protests will happen nationwide on October 18.
- The movement opposes President Trump's use of military forces in cities and other policies.
- There will be protests in all U.S. states, with large events in major cities like New York and Chicago.
- The protests are organized by an activist group promoting democracy and nonviolent action.
- The group held safety and security training for protest hosts to ensure peaceful participation.
- Democratic politicians mostly support the protests, while some Republicans strongly oppose them, calling them divisive.
- The protests coincide with a nearly three-week-long federal government shutdown.
- Organizers emphasize that participants should not bring weapons to the events.
