Birmingham Protests: No Kings Rallies Against ICE

0:00It's March 28, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Birmingham News today, your AI-powered local news. Protesters in Birmingham fired up two no-kings rallies on Saturday, pushing back hard against ice and Trump administration policies. The evening one packed five-point South neighborhood, drawing a big crowd after the first hit railroad park that afternoon. These local actions tied into a massive nationwide wave, with hundreds of no-kings events popping off across the U.S., including 22 Wright, there in Alabama. Grass roots crews like Birmingham indivisible kick things off early, setting the stage for more. Crowds filled the streets, chanting no justice, no peace, with groups like Black Lives Matter, the local Democratic Socialists of America chapter. 5051, Food Not Bombs, and Birmingham smog, all in the mix. Energy stayed high but peaceful, keeping the focus sharp. As a stress building beyond the chance, urging folks to link up on real-next steps and

1:00long-term plans to keep the pressure on. As these protests spread, expect more strategy sessions and actions to build momentum nationwide.