Public protests against Trump all over our

Protests against President Donald Trump took place in towns and cities throughout the United States, which was organized by a group called “La Kings”.

The demonstrations were held to confront a rare military procession that Trump hosted in Washington, DC, and came days after the protests in Los Angeles and other places due to immigration policies.

Legionships, union leaders and activists have given letters in cities including New York, Philadelphia and Houston for crowds that loosen the American flags and paintings criticizing Trump.

The military parade was timed on Saturday evening, which is also Trump’s birthday, to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the American army. He warned that any protests in the show would face a “heavy force.”

The organizers said that there are hundreds of protests with millions of participants.

In Philadelphia, people gather in the park of love. “I feel we need to defend our democracy,” Karen Van Tart, a 61 -year -old nurse, told Associated Press.

She said that the discounts in employing Trump to public health agencies were one of the reasons that made it left.

One of the large crowds in Los Angeles was where the leaders and law enforcement were at maximum alert during the days of protests, sometimes violent, against a series of deportation raids.

Trump sent the National Guard of the state a week ago against the desires of the ruler Gavin New Love and to the anger of local officials.

On Saturday, Jose Azzikla, a member of the BROWN BERETS, BBC in Los Angeles, told the migration that it took it into the streets.

“It is not cruel, it is evil. You do not separate families,” he said.

There were confrontations between the demonstrators and the National Guard soldiers near the federal building and tear gas that was launched to disperse the crowds.

But a mass or two, hundreds of demonstrators continued to walk safely.

Despite the largest flow of protests since Trump’s re -election, opinion policies indicate that immigration policies are still very popular with the public.

Last week, the CBS/Yougov survey found that 54 % of Americans agreed to the illegal deportation of immigrants in the United States – 46 % refused.

A group of Americans (42 %) said that the Trump program makes them safer and 53 % said it gives priority to the deportation of dangerous criminals.

The name “No Kings” of the protests refers to criticizing that Trump has exceeded the boundaries of the presidential authority during his second term.

The president stood a salute because some thousands of unified soldiers who participated in the show followed in the past, along with dozens of tanks and military vehicles, in addition to the march ranges.

Speak shortly to thank those present for their service.

“Our soldiers never give up. Never give up and never give up. They are fighting, fighting and fighting. They win and win.”

Some former politicians and military leaders criticized this event as an expensive project for vanity. The price ranges between $ 25 million and 45 million dollars (18.4 million pounds to 33.2 million pounds), according to the army.

But many of those who attended British goods told them that it was related to the celebration of the army, some of whom were communicating with.

He said that when Milvin Griffs returned from the fighting in Vietnam, he did not get a procession, so this was the closest to one.

Mr. Griffs admitted that politics played a role in this event, but added: “This is related to honoring these men and women who served, to thank them for their service.”

Another American military procession was held by President George Harrap Bush in June 1991, celebrating the US -led victory in the Gulf War.

The Los Angeles Times reported that a crowd of 200,000 people attended the offer of joy to the old warriors, and reached their climax in 800,000 who watched the fireworks show, according to the Los Angeles Times at that time.

The numbers at the Saturday event were much lower than that, partly due to wet conditions and heavy rains.

For younger old warriors, the show was something unprecedented during the time of service.

Brian Angel, a former infantry man from Virginia, who served in the army between 2014 and 2017, including a long period on the border between South and North Korea, told BBC that he wanted to see more.

“Each branch must get a kind of offer or confession.”

Some experts saw an unstable overlap between the American soldiers walking through the capital, while the forces were deployed by the president to deal with the protests in Los Angeles.

“Because of this polarization at the present time about this immigration debate and the use of forces in the uniform carrying weapons, I think he is wandering in this show in a way that the army may not originally imagine,” security expert Barbara Star told the BBC.

Some “No Kings” demonstrations in Minnesota were canceled by the organizers after the publications of this event were found in the car of the man accused of shooting a government politician and her husband.

The ruler, Tim and Al -Zam, urged people not to attend the protests until the suspect was arrested, but this did not stop thousands of exit.