The demonstrators are expected to meet in more than 1,000 cities and town across the country on Thursday to oppose President Trump’s plans to reduce educational financing and workers’ rights to decline and carry out mass deportations.
The protests, led by 50501, will coincide with a loose alliance of popular activists groups, with traditional May demonstrations by labor organizations. Large crowds in major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington are expected, as the police have already closed roads.
The streets surrounding the city council in Philadelphia will also be closed for an event in which Senator Bernie Sanders is to speak, regardless of Vermont.
Organizers in small cities say they also expect dozens, if not hundreds, who are participating in protests in front of municipal buildings and public schools, while wearing red to refer to support for public education. In Norman, Okla, Sakuk City and Wisconsin, demonstrators will stand on bridges and display signs for drivers.
The Trump administration participated in the efforts made to suppress the opposition in American companies, civil service, universities and the media. But in recent weeks, the demonstrations have been opposed to Mr. Trump’s agenda, the ruling style Expanding the executive authority It increased in size and frequency.
The city’s halls became wild and CombatMany Republican legislators have pushed Avoid facing voters completely. And the collective efforts before Universitiesand Non -profit groupsand Unions Even Some law firms It slowly started building momentum against the administration.
Large groups of people have been mobilized all over the country, including for “hands”! The protests on April 5, which focused on the opposition of Elon Musk, the main political donor of Mr. Trump and the non -interruptions who are working with the administration, led to large parts of the federal government.
Illinois JB Pritzker, a democratic running for his position for the first time in 2018 because of his deterioration to Mr. Trump’s first state, called for a greater protest during Sunday’s speech in New Hampshire. “It is time to fight everywhere and at the same time,” he said. “I was unprecedented in my life. I called the mass protests to mobilize, for interruption. But I am now.”
