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Bay Area Prepares for ‘No Kings’ Day of Protest
- Thousands of protesters are preparing for Saturday's nationwide 'No Kings' demonstrations in the Bay Area and across the U.S., opposing President Trump's administration and military parade in Washington, D.C.
- Organizers planned the protests amid a politically divided climate, escalating deportation campaigns, recent arrests in Los Angeles, and tensions after Sen. Alex Padilla was handcuffed at a press conference.
- Events include marches from Dolores Park to City Hall in San Francisco, separate Bay Area protests at multiple locations, and a rally in Palo Alto featuring activist Joan Baez committed to nonviolence since high school.
- San Francisco Sheriff Paul Miyamoto confirmed that his office is prepared to intervene against small groups breaking away from peaceful protests who engage in damaging or harmful activities, while prosecutors plan to pursue charges against those arrested.
- The protests reflect connected struggles against authoritarianism and immigration enforcement, suggesting continued large-scale civic engagement and heightened law enforcement responses in coming days.
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SF businesses boarded up as leaders call for peaceful 'No Kings' protests
Ahead of anti-Trump protests planned for this weekend, storefronts in San Francisco's Union Square have been boarded up. Dozens of protests are planned across the Bay Area on Saturday as part of the "No Kings" movement happening nationwide to protest the Trump administration.
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East Bay TimesJoan Baez to join Bay Area ‘No Kings’ protests against Trump
Protests large and small are taking place Saturday throughout the Bay Area, from banner-hangings on overpasses, to major gatherings in San Jose's St. James Park and Oakland's Wilma Chan Park.
With Large Looming Anti-Trump Protest Saturday, Lurie Vows Major Arrests If There’s Any Violence or Vandalism
SF streets will be packed with people protesting Trump and ICE at Saturday’s “No Kings” rally, but in a Friday press conference with Mayor Lurie, Sheriff Paul Yamamoto declared “Our jails are prepared to accept guests with no reservations.”
Bay Area prepares for ‘No Kings’ day of protest
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Following a week of protests against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Trump administration, more action is planned for this weekend across the Bay Area. Indivisible SF is helping to organize Saturday's “No Kings” protests around the Bay Area. The grassroots group said it is alarmed by recent actions by the Trump administration, ICE, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and is planning these events…
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