Southlake Protest: 'No Kings, Vote Them Out'

0:00Hundreds of folks pack South Lake Town Square for a No Kings protest on March 28th, 2026, joining dozens more across North, Texas and the country. Organizers from Fort Worth area, indivisible, indivisible Texas 12, and indivisible Texas 24 rallied the crowd against President Trump's. Policies chanting No Kings, vote them out, and immigrants are welcome here. Speakers like Terran County Commissioner Alissa Simmons, who's running for county judge, Democratic District Attorney Candidate Tiffany Birx and veteran judge Mary Ellen Hicks fired up the group. One police estimate put the turnout over 1,000 way bigger than their usual small Saturday gatherings outside the local Apple store, attendees voice frustration over health care shortages, sky high housing costs, crumbling schools, and what they see as authoritarian moves in local government. Like ejecting citizens from county meetings, veterans in the mix wore their service gear,

1:00stressing their fight was for constitutional freedoms, not tyranny or citizen arrests by IC. A few passes by heckled or flipped off the marchers around Rustin and Family Park, but chance and songs drown them out, keeping things peaceful with, cops nearby. Organizers called it a, sign politics hits home now, not just DC, sparking a real shift in conservative South Lake. This wave of rallies shows everyday people drawing lines in the sand, pushing back on power grabs from the top down to the town hall. You've been listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news.