Highlights From 'No Kings Day' Protests Around the US
- On Saturday afternoon, June 14, over 100 people protested at a Cloquet intersection during the national 'No Kings Day of Defiance' against the Trump administration.
- The protests arose in response to President Trump's request for a $100 million military parade on the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary, seen as government overreach by organizers.
- Nearly 2,000 similar protests occurred nationwide, including large gatherings in Idaho cities and Southwest Florida, where demonstrators peacefully opposed authoritarianism and suppression of rights.
- Protesters emphasized democracy, with calls to resist autocratic rule and stand for equality and dignity, as well as urging ongoing political engagement and education on fascism.
- These coordinated protests highlighted widespread concerns over presidential power, suggesting growing grassroots momentum against policies perceived as undermining constitutional rights.
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Protests against President Donald Trump and his policies took place across the United States. The No to Kings movement, which organized the protests, estimated that there were over 2,000 protests and that millions of people participated.
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