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Thousands Gather for No Kings Protest in Chicago's Grant Park
Over 3,100 nationwide events oppose Trump administration policies on immigration, transgender rights, and war in Iran, with Chicago rallies including suburbs like Evanston and Naperville.
- Thousands gathered in Chicago's Grant Park on Saturday for the third 'No Kings' protest, continuing nationwide demonstrations opposing President Donald Trump's administration.
- Organizers stated the rallies oppose Trump's policies, including the war in Iran, rollback of transgender rights, and mass deportation campaigns that intensified in Chicago last fall.
- Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson addressed the crowd at Butler Field, calling on the city to "stand with democracy" and protect every resident from administration policies.
- Participants marched from Butler Field toward Trump Tower, moving through downtown Chicago's Loop while police managed rolling street closures throughout the afternoon.
- Nationwide, organizers reported more than 3,100 registered events in all 50 states, with more than 9 million people participating as the movement shifts focus toward midterm elections.
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Chicagoans gather in Grant Park for ‘No Kings’ rally to protest President Trump’s ‘unconscionable’ actions
CHICAGO — Hours before the “No Kings” rally officially began, people from across the Chicagoland area streamed into Grant Park Saturday morning, carrying handmade signs, wearing anti-Trump regalia and blasting protest music that echoed through the park and surrounding areas.…
'No Kings' protests take place around Chicagoland Saturday
CHICAGO — A large crowd gathered downtown on Saturday to protest the actions of President Donald Trump and his administration. The protests are part of a broader nationwide day of action opposing the Trump Administration's policies. In Chicago's Grant Park, speakers took to the stage with a unified message for the White House. "“Here in [...]
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