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Protests Against Trump Administration Held Across South Jersey
- On Saturday, June 14, 2025, thousands of protesters gathered across multiple U.S. cities, including downtown Bartlesville and San Antonio, to rally against President Donald Trump and his administration's policies.
- These protests, held as part of the nationwide 'No Kings' day of resistance, came in response to recent immigration raids and sought to challenge policies negatively impacting civil liberties, families, educational systems, and healthcare.
- Supporters, including military veteran Reed Boiling and organizer Elizabeth Foy-Spivey, emphasized unity and community involvement, with protests featuring speeches, signs, and diverse crowds lining city sidewalks for blocks.
- The San Antonio event drew an expected 4,000 participants, with signs such as a dog’s reading 'No ICE ICE Baby,' while protesters called out Trump as a threat to democracy and urged people to 'speak up for what they think is right.'
- Organizers pledged to continue protesting, suggesting these events may influence political pressure on the administration and highlight public dissatisfaction with current government actions.
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Anti-government ‘No Kings’ protests held across US cities against Trump policies
Thousands of cities across the United States and beyond witnessed anti-government demonstrations triggered by tough immigration policies pushed by President Donald Trump.
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Hundreds of demonstrations against the Trump administration were held in American cities on Saturday. Most of the protests passed off without major unrest – but in Utah, one person was shot and taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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