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Palm Beach Gardens Sees Big Crowd in ‘No Kings Day’ Protests
- On June 14, 2025, approximately 1,000 to 1,500 individuals gathered for the 'No Kings Day' protests along both edges of PGA Boulevard close to Campus Drive in Palm Beach Gardens.
- The protests coincided with President Donald Trump's 79th birthday and the U.S. Army's 250th birthday, forming part of a nationwide movement opposing the Trump administration's policies.
- Demonstrators voiced frustrations over immigration deportations, authoritarian government actions, and emphasized peaceful, law-abiding assembly under First Amendment rights while a caravan marched toward Mar-a-Lago with a strong law enforcement presence.
- Protester Rosa Lebron expressed that she was there to restore respect and liberty to what the flag represents, while chants of "This is what democracy looks like" filled the event.
- The peaceful and monitored demonstrations suggest ongoing public dissent against the Trump administration and highlight the continuing national debates over immigration and executive policies.
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Local anti-Trump protests held from Palm Beach to Key West; former Proud Boys leader among counterprotesters in Miami - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
Thousands of people came together across South Florida to voice their opposition to President Donald Trump and his policies as part of this weekend’s nationwide “No Kings” demonstrations. The local gatherings also drew counterprotesters expressing their support for the commander in chief. From Palm Beach to Key West, throngs of demonstrators took to the streets Saturday to decry Trump’s policies and what they call the administration’s authoritar…
Four 'No Kings' Protests of Trump's Authoritarian Swerve Draw Upward of 1,000 in Palm Coast and Flagler Beach
Demonstrators by the hundreds in Palm Coast and Flagler Beach this morning peacefully but loudly, festively and--for Flagler County--massively transformed major intersections, a bridge overpass and a 1,000-ft. stretch of State Road 100 in Palm Coast into the largest anti-Trump protests to date. The size of the protests surprised even organizers and frequent participants, two of whom, after attending every protest this year on State Road 100, sai…
'No Kings' Protest Draws Crowd Near Mar- a- Lago in West Palm Beach
Tweet By: Victor Greene Thousands marched peacefully in West Palm Beach under the banner “No Kings,” protesting authoritarianism near Mar-a-Lago. The demonstration coincided with President Trump’s planned military parade and broader concerns over civil liberties. Law enforcement and city officials coordinated to manage traffic and safety amid Florida’s heat. The protest ended with speeches at the Meyer Amphitheater urging unity and peaceful diss…
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