It is not expected that any kings of protests against Trump’s policies will sweep us on Saturday

A demonstration at the United States level was shown against President Donald Trump, planned for several months and being held on Saturday, in its scope since the outbreak of protests against immigration raids in the administration last week.

Cities across the United States and the world are preparing nearly 2000 “no kings” rallies planned this weekend – which were organized in response to the presentation of the day of the military flag that Trump keeps in Washington, DC.

The number of gatherings has grown throughout the week, but there is no one planned for US capital. The organizers say they want to draw attention elsewhere.

Although it is not initially related to the widespread protests against the United States for Migration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Los Angeles and other American cities during the past week, the “Challenge Day” cannot be at the appropriate time, says Vicky Miller, whose group plans for the Philadelphia La King’s demonstration since April.

“It makes all that we are talking about more clear,” said Miller, the leader of Philadelphia, an organization that was created after Trump was first elected in 2016.

the Not the site of the kings The aim of the demonstrations is to take action to “reject tyranny” for the current US government.

“They challenged our courts, passed the Americans, disappeared people outside the streets, attacked our civil rights and lowered our services. Corruption has gone large.” The site features a map of the United States with black points that show all sites that are planned.

The gatherings are held in other countries in solidarity. In Toronto, a “no tyrants” demonstration is scheduled to be shown on the other side of the American consulate on University Street.

Tens of thousands expect in Philadelphia

Organizers, like Miller, have sought to distinguish between their gatherings and the clashes that erupted in Los Angeles and Austin, Texas, in recent days.

Trump Federalism and deployed the National Guard in California without the approval of a democratic governor of Gavin New Youshoum in response to the protests.

This step was criticized as a display of authoritarian demonstrators trying to condemn.

However, the organizers of the kings do not say that their plan is to stay and tight.

“We had no hint of violence in any protest gatherings in Philadelphia,” said Miller, a retired lawyer. “We are working with the city closely.”

Miller said that the indivisible was planning at least 60,000 people to attend the gathering on Saturday.

Miller said there will be 100 volunteer guards present, who were trained to cancel the escalation, and the group holds regular meetings on how to defuse the tense situations.

But as protests gain momentum throughout the United States and elsewhere in the world, city and US state officials are at a state of high alert of what could be revealed.

A procession to distribute 7000 soldiers

Washington, DC, announced, where the day of the Flag Day will hold that the event is a “special security event”, with heavy secret service and filling out of law enforcement. The show will include more than 7,000 military soldiers, 150 vehicles and 50 helicopters.

The Republican Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, put the National Guard of his term “ready” before the No Kings.

At a press conference on Wednesday, the mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson expressed his concern that Trump was “determined to include chaos” before the marches.

“Our responsibility is to continue to provide calm and structure for the situation,” Johnson said.

He said that the city “will protect the primary right to protest and pretend peace, and if individuals work outside those borders, they will take responsibility.”

Tuesday, Trump said he had not even heard about a protest, but you know that this is the people who hate our country, but they will lead very strongly. “

Protest “with young”

Many people CBC News spoke with those who plan to attend the marches of kings who said they are not ordinary demonstrators.

“It has nothing to do with what is going on in Los Angeles, this is our protest,” said Armida Vicente Sanchez, a 29 -year -old welding and organizes the gathering of kings in the small city of Dalton, where she lives.

“We are not trying to start anything like riots or nothing of that,” said Vicente Sanchez, who says family members who are afraid to be targeted by ice.

For Clara Cáces Contreras, although there are no kings not new.

The 70 -year -old McAllen, Texas, who sits across Rio Grande from Renosa in Mexico, says she protested Trump every opportunity she has.

“I go there and protest against the young and I wear my punishment,” she said.

Cáces Contreras said that she feels dismayed from the Republican immigration policies during the Trump era.

“They are stopping people working. These are people working,” she said. “It is like going to hunt in the aquarium.”

Retired education worker says that the immigration raids in Los Angeles gave them “more” to join the Saturday march in McClicin.

“Certainly. My sister lives in Los Angeles, madam,” she said. “I see people there and I am with them. They have a voice.”

She said that she protested the Trump border wall, used taxpayer money during his first term and that she is now protesting the presentation of the day of the knowledge that the taxpayer money is used to finance it.

Cáces Contreras said: The United States has been built on the rejection of ownership, and it is believed that it is the king or something like that, “Cáces Contreras said.