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Protesters carried placards and chanted slogans against Trump’s recent policy actions, subverting democracy targeting birthright citizenship, and immigration raids.
Many protesters swarmed major cities across the US to voice their concerns about President Donald Trump’s “authoritarian rule”. Demonstrations carried out as ‘No Kings’, featured more than 2,600 rallies, in cities including Washington DC, New York, Los Angeles, Boston and Portland.
Protesters carried placards and chanted slogans against Trump’s recent policy actions, subverting democracy targeting birthright citizenship, and immigration raids. The rallies, which liken Trump to a king in a monarchy, and not a president in a democracy, are calling for an end to what they call “fascist rule”.
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The White House has slammed the No Kings demonstrations, and labelled them a “hate America” rally. However, protesters termed the rally as a ‘Love America’ rally. Similar rallies also took place outside the US, across Europe in cities like Berlin, Madrid, Lisbon and Paris on Saturday. Protesters criticized Trump for undermining the US’ global positioning.
