Summary
People in the United States are planning protests against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency following recent events involving the deaths of two U.S. citizens by ICE officers in Minnesota. The No Kings movement is organizing these protests, which are set to happen on March 28 in various locations across the country.
Key Facts
- Two U.S. citizens died this month in Minnesota during incidents involving ICE officers.
- A movement called "No Kings" is planning nationwide protests against ICE on March 28.
- The No Kings protests are expected to have around 9 million participants.
- The protests aim to be non-violent and will include marches, rallies, and other events.
- A flagship protest event is planned for the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area in Minnesota.
- The No Kings group has started training people to observe ICE operations, with significant participation reported.
- No Kings has organized multiple protest days against the Trump administration since 2025.
