Summary
People across the U.S. held "No Kings" protests against President Trump's policies, accusing him of acting more like a king than an elected official. The protests addressed various issues, including immigration and federal actions in states led by Democrats, and took place in many cities nationwide.
Key Facts
- The "No Kings" protests were organized as a response to policies associated with President Trump's administration.
- These protests took place in cities throughout the United States.
- Organizers claimed that about 2,600 events were planned across almost every state.
- The protests included messages about democracy and constitutional rights.
- Specific issues protested included immigration detentions and federal intervention in some states.
- Large gatherings were observed in places like Washington, D.C., and San Francisco.
- Senator Bernie Sanders spoke at one event, criticizing the influence of tech billionaires.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson called the protests anti-American.
