Summary
The No Kings protest group has planned a nationwide day of action in the U.S. on March 28 to oppose President Donald Trump's administration. They have mapped out cities and towns where protests will occur. The group has organized similar protests in the past against what they describe as unjust policies by the administration.
Key Facts
- The No Kings group organized 1,800 protests on June 14, President Trump's birthday.
- There was some violence during past protests, including a vehicular attack in Virginia.
- Over 1,000 local protest events are confirmed for March 28, including a major event in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area.
- The group claims millions attended their protests in June and October.
- No Kings has started a training program to monitor immigration officials, with 260,000 participants so far.
- In October, over 2,700 events took place nationwide against President Trump’s policies.
- Events in cities like New York, Boston, and Chicago attracted over 100,000 attendees each.
