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Highlights From 'No Kings Day' Protests Around the US

  • On Saturday, June 14, nearly 2,000 'No Kings Day' protests against President Donald Trump took place across the U.S., coinciding with the Army's 250th anniversary and Trump's 79th birthday.
  • Organizers planned the protests in response to Trump's request for a costly military parade in Washington, D.C., which many viewed as government overreach conflicting with ongoing unrest over immigration and National Guard deployments.
  • The mostly peaceful demonstrations included thousands in cities like Idaho Falls, Pocatello, and Driggs, with participants denouncing authoritarianism and demanding democracy, while some faced counter-protesters and police presence.
  • Protesters raised alarms about authoritarian governance, breaches of constitutional rights, and financial misconduct; one organizer emphasized their intention to show that collective citizen action can successfully challenge attempts at autocratic control, underscoring the importance of active public participation.
  • The events aimed to build community awareness against authoritarianism, encouraging education and organizing, and reflected a nationwide resistance rejecting strongman politics amid the military parade celebrations.
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Millions of people took to the streets on Sunday on No Kings Day in more than 2000 cities in the United States.

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Telemundo McAllen (40) broke the news in on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
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