No Kings Rallies: Massive Protests Against Trump

0:00It's March 28. This is Europe News Today, your AI-powered source for European news. Organizers behind the No Kings rallies say this weekend's protests against President Trump's policies could be one of the biggest demonstrations in American history. They've registered over 3,100 events across all 50 states, expecting more than 9 million people to show up with Minnesota. As the main spotlight, these rallies hit on issues like tough immigration crackdowns, especially in Minnesota, where federal agents killed two locals monitoring the enforcement. Protesters also vented about the war in Iran and rollbacks on transgender rights, marching with chance of no kings and signs calling out the administration. Folks in Washington paraded paths that link in memorial to the National Mall, while in New York, civil liberties leaders slam Trump as a bully trying to scare people from speaking out. The White House brushed it off as funded by leftists with no real backing, and Republicans

1:01called them hate-filled fantasies from the far left. Minnesota's flagship rally at the St. Paul Capitol expects 100,000 attendees up from 80,000 last year. Bruce Springsteen headlines with a new song about the shootings, joined by Joan Baez, Jane Fonda, Senator Bernie Sanders, and others. His tour starts there Tuesday under the same theme. This stretch to over a dozen countries, tweaked to no tyrants where they have kings, plus virtual options for those who can make it in person, keeping the resistance rolling strong.