Thousands Protest Trump's Policies Coast to Coast

0:00Thousands rallied in No Kings protests across the U.S. and Europe, Saturday slamming President Trump's immigration crackdown and the war in Iran. Minnesota stole the spotlight at the St. Paul Capitol with Bruce Springsteen headlining, drawing shoulder-to-shoulder crowds celebrating pushback against immigration agents. Organizers logged over 3,100 events in all 50 states, up from October, expecting 9 million participants after 5 million, in June and 7 million before. Most a peaceful nationwide, though arrests hit in spots like Los Angeles with tear gas near a detention center and Denver were protesters. Blocked roads. GOP voices dismissed the crowds as funded by leftists with no real backing, calling them hate rallies for the far-left's wild ideas. Protesters vented on everything from billionaire power to transgender rights rollbacks, waving signs like regime change starts at home. Events popped even in red strongholds like Idaho and Wyoming, plus suburbs in swing states

1:02with two-thirds of signups from outside big cities. Overseas marches hit Rome, London and Paris, mixing anti-Trump chance with local gripes. This wave shows resistance firing of coast to coast and beyond, proving streets still speak loud when policies hit hard. All news, powered by AI. This is Vancouver News Today.