Protesters fill the streets in cities across the US to denounce Trump agenda | US news
The demonstrators were poured into the streets of cities and towns throughout the United States again on Saturday, in the second wave of protests this month, where the organizers seek to heat them Donald TrumpChairman of the collective movement, which will ultimately translate into work in the polling fund.
By early in the afternoon, the big protests were ongoing Washingtonand New York and ChicagoWith pictures of successive crowds across social networks that display additional demonstrations in Rod Islandand Marylandand Weskonsenand Tenisiand South Carolinaand Ohioand Kentuckyand California and PennsylvaniaAmong other things. The Americans also indicated that Trump’s agenda opposed Dublin, IrelandAnd other cities.
More than 400 pans were planned loosely by the group 50501Which stands on 50 protests in 50 states, one movement.
The Donald Trump administration opponents were filled from the East Coast to the West, including gatherings in Portland, MinAnd Portland, OregonThe contraction of what they see as threats to the same democratic nation.
The events ranged from Huge march Through the center of Manhattan to a gathering in front of the White House, and a demonstration in a celebration in Massachusetts on the occasion of the start of the American revolutionary war 250 years ago.
In the state of Massachusetts, Masson Thomas Pasford, retired, retired CBS News said He believes that American citizens are being attacked by their government, saying: “This is a dangerous time in America for freedom. Sometimes we have to fight for freedom.”
The demonstrators have identified a variety of concerns, each of which is united under a joint topic: Trump’s second opposition.
“We are losing our country,” said the demonstration, Sarah Harvey New York Times In Jacksonville, Florida. She said, “I am worried about my grandchildren.” “I do it for them.”
This is the fourth event of the protest stipulated by the group since the opening of Trump on January 20. The previous events included “The Day of Kings” on President’s Day, February 17, a subject that was adopted before Trump referred to himself as a king in a post on social media After days.
Organizers called for 11 million people to participate in the latest gatherings, representing 3.5 % of the population of the United States.
This number is likely to exceed the numbers that participated in “”Hands“Groups organized on April 5, when 1,200 shows were organized in the United States to register Trump’s assault on government agencies and institutions, led by the head of the head of the president, the technical billionaire Elon MuskAnd the unit of the “Ministry of Governmental efficiency” unit (DOGE).
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The progressive movement behind the “hands” events said it is seeking to send a message to opposition politicians and ordinary voters that the voice resistance of Trump’s policies is necessary. He also said that she is seeking to build a momentum that would lead to other protests.
Heather Den, a spokeswoman for 50501, said the goal of Saturday’s protests is to “protect our democracy from the rise of tyranny under the Trump administration.”
The group described it as “pro -democracy, supportive of the constitution, bypassing the executive, the non -partisan popular movement”.
She told Washington Post.
Academics who followed the democracy segment to authoritarianism says the protests can be part of a wide strategy to reflect this trend.
Stephen Levitsky, a political scientist at Harvard University and a co -author, said with Daniel Zeblat, How Democrats die. “They have to use the courts in which these are available. They have to use the ballot box when this is available, and they must use the streets when necessary – media framing and media discourse can be very important.”
In Washington, DC, on Saturday, a protest was scheduled to be planned with the 50501 movement in Franklin Park, and a march will start near George Washington and head towards the White House in support Kilmar ábrego GarcíaSilvadori man with a protected protected position that was wrongly deported to El Salvador of Maryland.
