What are the anti -Trump protests, “no kings” planned throughout the United States? | News protest

Americans move to the streets on Saturday to protest the policies of US President Donald Trump in thousands of sites throughout the country.

“No Kings” protests will coincide with Military procession In Washington, DC, on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the American army, and with Trump’s 79th birthday.

The demonstrations are planned days after the protests against the arrest of immigration in Many American cities.

What are the protests, not kings?

The demonstrators who plan to participate in the No Kings demonstrations said they are opposing the Trump administration.

The organizers’ website said that the administration “challenged our courts, deported Americans, disappeared people outside the streets, attacked our civil rights, and lowered our services.”

Since the opening of Trump, the administration has sent migrants to foreign prisons, Immigration arrest sessionsand Think with the courtsThe government’s jobs decreased and suggested Discounts For social services.

The site describes the protests as “the national day of challenge.”

The name of the protests is derived from the opposition to the rule of one person. “Corruption has gone away. There are no thrones. No, no kings,” said the site.

Where are the protests, not kings?

Protests are planned in more than 2000 cities and town in all fifty American states, as well as in Mexico, Australia, Malawi, some European countries and organizers Map He appears.

The demonstrators plan to gather in a group of sites, such as parks, community centers and public landmarks.

The main gatherings were planned in Philadelphia, Charlotte, Atlanta, Houston, Chicago and New York.

However, the organizers intentionally left Washington, DC, outside the map and the protests will not be held there.

The reason they provide on their website is: “Instead of allowing this Christmas review to be the center of gravity, we will do everywhere else the story of America on that day: People in societies meet all over the country to reject strong policy and corruption.”

The protests are organized through the social media movement called 50501, which means “50 states, 50 protests, one movement.”

What time is the protests?

The times differ according to the site and can be found on the map of the organizers.

Some sites will start to protest early, such as Norman, Oklahoma, as they begin to protest at 9 am (14:00 GMT).

Others will start the demonstrations in the evening. In Big Sur, a rugged area on the central coast in California, the protests will start at 4:30 pm (23:30 GMT).

When is the military parade and what is expected?

On Saturday, the military parade and celebration will start in Washington, DC, around 6:30 pm (22:30 GMT).

The tanks will roll in the streets of the American capital in the first military procession to be organized in the United States since 1991 when it was an exhibition that represents the end of the Gulf War under the leadership of President George E. Bush.

Thousands of soldiers will participate in the show with hundreds of military aircraft and vehicles. Army officials estimated that the cost of the offer ranges from 25 to 45 million dollars.

Will the protests be peaceful?

No Kings said the protests aim to be peaceful. “Weapons should not be presented of any kind, including those legally allowed, to events,” he said.

However, the NO Kings demonstrations are planned yet Days of protests In multiple American cities, starting with Los Angeles, against Ice and customs enforcement (ICE) Trump raids and use of the army to suppress the protests.

The anti -immigration protests began on June 6 in Los Angeles after military -style ice raids in several locations throughout the city, which resulted in the detention of 44 people. While the protests in all cities were largely peaceful, accidental clashes led to additional injuries and arrests. Immigration raids continue, and the National Guard soldiers were deployed in multiple cities. Trump also sent the Marine Corps to Los Angeles.

Before the No Kings protests, some Republican leaders threatened to prosecute if the protests became violent, and some even go to the point of mobilizing the National Guard forces before the protests. This approach has attracted a great deal of criticism.

“The protests are turbulent, and the military forces are trained to kill,” said Gregory Magan, a law professor at the Faculty of Law at Washington University in Saint -Louis, Island.

What does Trump think about protests, not kings?

When asked about the protests, Trump said at a White House press conference on Thursday: “I don’t feel like I am a king, I have to go to hell to obtain approval for things.”

The president’s allies and Republican legislators left his response.

He said: “We are not king at all, thank you very much.”

However, Trump has benefited from these same terms in the past. In February, it was posted on the social truth platform: “The pricing of crowding has died. Manhattan, all of them from New York, was saved. The king lives!”

The pricing of the crowding indicates the drawings imposed on car drivers who enter the cities. It aims to reduce road traffic and increase the use of public transport. Trump wrote this position after Sean Duffy, Minister of Transport, wrote a letter to New York Governor Cathy Hochol, who ended the US Department of Transport agreement with the state to accuse Manhattan.

Soon after, the White House shared a photo created by the computer for Trump wearing a crown on a fake magazine cover.

What do other Republicans say?

The governor of the state of Texas Greg Abbott announced on Thursday that he had ordered the deployment of more than 5,000 National Guard soldiers and 2000 state police officers to help manage anti -thric protests in the state on the border with Mexico.

Abbott National Guard soldiers in San Antonio also published during the protests against immigration enforcement measures there.

“The moment it expresses the attacking of law, any kind of riot, any kind of sabotage, looting, is just willing to have the law,” Florida Governor Ron Desantis said during a press conference on Tuesday.

The Republican Prosecutor in South Carolina, Alan Wilson, released a video on his account, which warns of “extremist left -wing groups” against causing disturbances in South Carolina. “If you attacked our officers, destroying property, or threatening the lives of innocent people in South Carolina – you will be arrested, accused and tried. No excuses. There are no other chances.”

Radical left -wing groups threaten external instigators by bringing violence and chaos to our societies on June 14 – the day of science and the birthday of President Trump.

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Will anti -ice protests continue in the United States?

The anti -ice protests continue in Los Angeles and other cities.

Robert Patello, the civil lawyer and human rights, told Al -Jazeera that the protests could be expected in “more than 30 cities, and faced a familiar response: more riot equipment, and more barricades.”

“The protests are spreading because what is happening in Los Angeles is not unique – it is a mirror,” Patilo said.

“Societies around the country see themselves in the pictures that come out of Los Angeles: the same painful meetings with the police, the same racist variations, and the same struggle to cover their expenses in a system that feels strained against them.