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'We intend to fight back’: Jayapal, Inslee rally 25K in Seattle against Trump, Musk
- A rally in Seattle drew approximately 25,000 attendees to protest against federal policies, including those related to immigration and budget cuts.
- U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal stated that this was a coordinated effort to fight back against 'unelected billionaires.'
- Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown has participated in 11 lawsuits against the Trump administration concerning various important state issues.
- Governor Jay Inslee emphasized the opposition against perceived federal overreach, stating, 'By Trump, we will not be bullied.
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Seattle protest against Trump, Musk led by Jayapal, Inslee draws 25k: 'We intend to fight back’
The protests targeted ongoing federal policies, including immigration crackdowns, agency budget cuts, and Musk’s inclusion in efforts to downsize the federal government.
On Saturday, April 5, the first mass protests since Donald Trump's return to the White House took place in the United States. The action under the slogan "Hands off!" was directed against the tariffs he imposed on almost every country in the world a week ago, as well as against Elon Musk, who is breaking up the structure of the federal government.
We intend to fight back’: Jayapal, Inslee rally 25K in Seattle against Trump, Musk - Everett Post
(The Center Square) – “This is a beautiful, coordinated action to take back our country and to show Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and these Republicans who are just spineless in this moment that we intend to fight back against unelected billionaires,” U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., said to roughly 25,000 demonstrators at a Saturday protest in Seattle. Jayapal was one of 21 speakers at the Seattle rally, which itself was one of more than 1,300 de…
More Than 20,000 Fill Seattle Center in Mass April 5 Protest Against Trump and Musk
On April 5, more than 20,000 protesters filled Seattle Center to voice their opposition to Donald Trump and Elon Musk, whom they see as threats to democracy. Led by Rep. Pramila Jayapal and joined by Indigenous leaders and immigrant organizers, the crowd chanted and held signs demanding justice and denouncing the influence of billionaires on American politics and life.
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