Thousands of protesters marched across the United States on Saturday against Donald Trump, his anti-immigration policies, and his war with Iran. This marked the third time in less than a year that America was called to the streets by a coalition of associations under the slogan “No Kings.” The movement claimed a record turnout of at least eight million protesters in over 3,300 marches.
The President spent the day golfing at his club in Florida while demonstrators carried signs denouncing war and calling for peace. Similar protests were held in European cities like Rome, Amsterdam, Madrid, and Athens, showing global opposition to the American President.
In New York, Robert De Niro led the march, and in Minneapolis, Bruce Springsteen performed a song dedicated to individuals killed by immigration agents. Speakers at the rallies expressed concern over the threat posed by the President to constitutional rights and democracy.
The protests showed widespread discontent with the current administration, with participants calling for change and an end to what they see as oppressive policies. The movement is gaining momentum, drawing attention to the need for political and social reform.
