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請參考： Huge crowds protest against Trump on 'No Kings' day in the US and abroad (Organisers said the protests may add up to one of the largest demonstrations in US history, with more than 3,100 events taking place in major cities, suburbs and rural areas. They expect the total number of participants to be above nine million.) ‘King’ Trump, 79, Suffers Another Worldwide Humiliation ‘No Kings’ protests: Large crowds attend nationwide rallies against the Trump administration West Coast marches are underway on a day of protests large and small across the US, including a marquee event in Minnesota. CNN's Shimon Prokupecz reflects on "No Kings" protests, Updated 03/28/26 What to know • Widespread protests: “No Kings” demonstrations have taken place from coast to coast today, with attendees rallying against President Donald Trump’s policies, the rising cost of living and the war with Iran. • On the ground: West Coast rallies are in full swing, including huge marches in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Throughout the day, crowds have gathered to sing, dance and wave signs in major cities, suburbs and small towns across red and blue states. A marquee event in Minnesota featured a Bruce Springsteen performance and a slate of high-profile speakers. • Third round: Last year, millions of people attended largely peaceful protests on two “No Kings” days. Since then, Trump’s nationwide immigration enforcement blitz has come and gone in several major cities. Now, Americans are facing skyrocketing gas prices and a flagging economy due to the war. WATCH: "No Kings" co-organizer talks about the impact of the nationwide rallies TuAnh Dam, CNN Indivisible Co-founder Ezra Levin talks evolving "No Kings" movement Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible, spoke with CNN’s Omar Jimenez about organizing the “No Kings” rallies to “be a place for everybody to come and exercise their rights as Americans in a patriotic and safe way.” Almost half of "No Kings" protests took place in GOP strongholds, organizers say Nina Giraldo Demonstrators gather for a "No Kings" protest in Clarkesville, Georgia, on Saturday, 003/28/26. “No Kings” protesters marched through suburbs, major cities and small towns across the US, carrying signs and showing off many inflatable costumes. Almost half of protests took place in GOP strongholds, according to event organizers. Texas, Florida and Ohio each had over 100 events scheduled today, and states like Idaho, Wyoming and Utah had events in the double digits, organizers said. One of the most far-flung demonstrations took place in the Alaskan community of Kotzebue. A litany of rural, red-leaning communities participated in the “No Kings” movement for the first time today, from Seward, Alaska, to East Glacier Park, Montana. Here were some other red states that saw protests today: * Texas: Protesters marched in Dallas, Arlington and Fort Worth, many listening to music, chanting and holding signs over their heads. CNN saw thousands gather near Dallas City Hall, where speakers denounced Trump administration policies from a stage. Officers detained one person in Dallas, according to the city’s police, although it is unclear why or whether they were a counterprotester. * Georgia: Protesters lined the road leading into Jekyll Island on the state’s coast, waving American flags and carrying signs. The protest received mostly positive feedback. * Florida: The crowd of “No Kings” protesters in Boynton Beach, Florida, was “very enthusiastic” and “for the most part pretty peaceful,” said the city’s vice mayor, Thomas Turkin. In neighboring city West Palm Beach, about 50 supporters of President Donald Trump engaged in verbal altercations with protesters, some flashing “Proud Boys” caps, T-shirts and flags. CNN’s Rebekah Riess, Chris Youd, Elise Hammond, David Williams and Aditi Sangal contributed to this report. Mother at Chicago rally recalls trying to flag down her daughter, who didn't realize it was her Veronica Morales and Nic F. Anderson Maria Isabel Trejo, a Chicago resident and mother, said she showed up to the “No Kings Day” demonstration in Chicago after she had a case of mistaken identity with her daughter in Portland. Trejo said she saw her daughter, who lives in Portland, leaving a grocery store and attempted to chase her down, but it didn’t go as planned. “She ran to her car, locked the doors, and displayed her American passport. She was shaking, she was crying. They, they would have grabbed her,” Trejo told CNN. Rallies are underway nationwide. Get caught up here Tori B. Powell Big crowds are marching against President Donald Trump and his policies today in “No Kings” protests taking place from coast to coast. Here’s what you should know: Minnesota protests: At a Minnesota rally in St. Paul, Gov. Tim Walz offered fierce criticism of Trump’s policies, particularly with regard to immigration enforcement. Sen. Bernie Sanders lauded the people of Minnesota at the rally and warned against what he called “an unprecedented and dangerous moment in American history.” Rock legend Bruce Springsteen called Minnesota “an inspiration to the entire country.” And in Minnesota, “we are built different,” proclaimed Rep. Ilhan Omar. Actress and progressive advocate Jane Fonda opted not to make a speech and instead read a statement from Becca Good, the wife of Renee Good. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks at a "No Kings" protest against President Donald Trump's policies in St. Paul, Minnesota, 03/28/26. Tim Evans/Reuters West Coast demonstrations: Rallies on the West Coast are kicking up. As demonstrators gather and set up for the “No Kings” protest in downtown Los Angeles, a familiar face has been seen bobbing through the crowds: a giant blimp depicting Trump as a diaper-clad baby. Scores of protesters filed into San Francisco’s Embarcadero Plaza wielding American flags and “No Kings” signs. A giant inflatable Donald Trump balloon is seen while protestors gather in front of Los Angeles City Hall during the "No Kings" national day of protest on 03/28/26. New York marches: In Manhattan, “No Kings” protesters held anti-ICE, anti-Trump and anti-Iran war signs, chanting as they marched south from Midtown in New York City this afternoon. Amid flashing billboards and marching crowds in Times Square, progressive influencers Hasan Piker and Harry Sisson attended demonstrations. Demonstrators take part in a "No Kings" protest against President Donald Trump's policies, in New York City on Saturday. Eduardo Munoz/Reuters Florida rallies: The crowd of “No Kings” protesters in Boynton Beach, Florida, was “very enthusiastic” and “for the most part pretty peaceful,” said the city’s vice mayor, Thomas Turkin. CNN’s Zoe Sottile, Danya Gainor, Sophia Peyser, Donie O’Sullivan and Nina Giraldo contributed reporting. In pictures: Demonstrations are taking place coast to coast People hold a banner reading "End the wars, stop ICE, May 1 general strike" as they march during the "No Kings" national day of protest in Chicago on Saturday. 下略
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請參考： Huge crowds protest against Trump on 'No Kings' day in the US and abroad (Organisers said the protests may add up to one of the largest demonstrations in US history, with more than 3,100 events taking place in major cities, suburbs and rural areas. They expect the total number of participants to be above nine million.) ‘King’ Trump, 79, Suffers Another Worldwide Humiliation ‘No Kings’ protests: Large crowds attend nationwide rallies against the Trump administration West Coast marches are underway on a day of protests large and small across the US, including a marquee event in Minnesota. CNN's Shimon Prokupecz reflects on "No Kings" protests, Updated 03/28/26 What to know • Widespread protests: “No Kings” demonstrations have taken place from coast to coast today, with attendees rallying against President Donald Trump’s policies, the rising cost of living and the war with Iran. • On the ground: West Coast rallies are in full swing, including huge marches in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Throughout the day, crowds have gathered to sing, dance and wave signs in major cities, suburbs and small towns across red and blue states. A marquee event in Minnesota featured a Bruce Springsteen performance and a slate of high-profile speakers. • Third round: Last year, millions of people attended largely peaceful protests on two “No Kings” days. Since then, Trump’s nationwide immigration enforcement blitz has come and gone in several major cities. Now, Americans are facing skyrocketing gas prices and a flagging economy due to the war. WATCH: "No Kings" co-organizer talks about the impact of the nationwide rallies TuAnh Dam, CNN Indivisible Co-founder Ezra Levin talks evolving "No Kings" movement Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible, spoke with CNN’s Omar Jimenez about organizing the “No Kings” rallies to “be a place for everybody to come and exercise their rights as Americans in a patriotic and safe way.” Almost half of "No Kings" protests took place in GOP strongholds, organizers say Nina Giraldo Demonstrators gather for a "No Kings" protest in Clarkesville, Georgia, on Saturday, 003/28/26. “No Kings” protesters marched through suburbs, major cities and small towns across the US, carrying signs and showing off many inflatable costumes. Almost half of protests took place in GOP strongholds, according to event organizers. Texas, Florida and Ohio each had over 100 events scheduled today, and states like Idaho, Wyoming and Utah had events in the double digits, organizers said. One of the most far-flung demonstrations took place in the Alaskan community of Kotzebue. A litany of rural, red-leaning communities participated in the “No Kings” movement for the first time today, from Seward, Alaska, to East Glacier Park, Montana. Here were some other red states that saw protests today: * Texas: Protesters marched in Dallas, Arlington and Fort Worth, many listening to music, chanting and holding signs over their heads. CNN saw thousands gather near Dallas City Hall, where speakers denounced Trump administration policies from a stage. Officers detained one person in Dallas, according to the city’s police, although it is unclear why or whether they were a counterprotester. * Georgia: Protesters lined the road leading into Jekyll Island on the state’s coast, waving American flags and carrying signs. The protest received mostly positive feedback. * Florida: The crowd of “No Kings” protesters in Boynton Beach, Florida, was “very enthusiastic” and “for the most part pretty peaceful,” said the city’s vice mayor, Thomas Turkin. In neighboring city West Palm Beach, about 50 supporters of President Donald Trump engaged in verbal altercations with protesters, some flashing “Proud Boys” caps, T-shirts and flags. CNN’s Rebekah Riess, Chris Youd, Elise Hammond, David Williams and Aditi Sangal contributed to this report. Mother at Chicago rally recalls trying to flag down her daughter, who didn't realize it was her Veronica Morales and Nic F. Anderson Maria Isabel Trejo, a Chicago resident and mother, said she showed up to the “No Kings Day” demonstration in Chicago after she had a case of mistaken identity with her daughter in Portland. Trejo said she saw her daughter, who lives in Portland, leaving a grocery store and attempted to chase her down, but it didn’t go as planned. “She ran to her car, locked the doors, and displayed her American passport. She was shaking, she was crying. They, they would have grabbed her,” Trejo told CNN. Rallies are underway nationwide. Get caught up here Tori B. Powell Big crowds are marching against President Donald Trump and his policies today in “No Kings” protests taking place from coast to coast. Here’s what you should know: Minnesota protests: At a Minnesota rally in St. Paul, Gov. Tim Walz offered fierce criticism of Trump’s policies, particularly with regard to immigration enforcement. Sen. Bernie Sanders lauded the people of Minnesota at the rally and warned against what he called “an unprecedented and dangerous moment in American history.” Rock legend Bruce Springsteen called Minnesota “an inspiration to the entire country.” And in Minnesota, “we are built different,” proclaimed Rep. Ilhan Omar. Actress and progressive advocate Jane Fonda opted not to make a speech and instead read a statement from Becca Good, the wife of Renee Good. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks at a "No Kings" protest against President Donald Trump's policies in St. Paul, Minnesota, 03/28/26. Tim Evans/Reuters West Coast demonstrations: Rallies on the West Coast are kicking up. As demonstrators gather and set up for the “No Kings” protest in downtown Los Angeles, a familiar face has been seen bobbing through the crowds: a giant blimp depicting Trump as a diaper-clad baby. Scores of protesters filed into San Francisco’s Embarcadero Plaza wielding American flags and “No Kings” signs. A giant inflatable Donald Trump balloon is seen while protestors gather in front of Los Angeles City Hall during the "No Kings" national day of protest on 03/28/26. New York marches: In Manhattan, “No Kings” protesters held anti-ICE, anti-Trump and anti-Iran war signs, chanting as they marched south from Midtown in New York City this afternoon. Amid flashing billboards and marching crowds in Times Square, progressive influencers Hasan Piker and Harry Sisson attended demonstrations. Demonstrators take part in a "No Kings" protest against President Donald Trump's policies, in New York City on Saturday. Eduardo Munoz/Reuters Florida rallies: The crowd of “No Kings” protesters in Boynton Beach, Florida, was “very enthusiastic” and “for the most part pretty peaceful,” said the city’s vice mayor, Thomas Turkin. CNN’s Zoe Sottile, Danya Gainor, Sophia Peyser, Donie O’Sullivan and Nina Giraldo contributed reporting. In pictures: Demonstrations are taking place coast to coast People hold a banner reading "End the wars, stop ICE, May 1 general strike" as they march during the "No Kings" national day of protest in Chicago on Saturday. 下略
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請參考： Huge crowds protest against Trump on 'No Kings' day in the US and abroad (Organisers said the protests may add up to one of the largest demonstrations in US history, with more than 3,100 events taking place in major cities, suburbs and rural areas. They expect the total number of participants to be above nine million.) ‘King’ Trump, 79, Suffers Another Worldwide Humiliation ‘No Kings’ protests: Large crowds attend nationwide rallies against the Trump administration West Coast marches are underway on a day of protests large and small across the US, including a marquee event in Minnesota. CNN's Shimon Prokupecz reflects on "No Kings" protests, Updated 03/28/26 What to know • Widespread protests: “No Kings” demonstrations have taken place from coast to coast today, with attendees rallying against President Donald Trump’s policies, the rising cost of living and the war with Iran. • On the ground: West Coast rallies are in full swing, including huge marches in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Throughout the day, crowds have gathered to sing, dance and wave signs in major cities, suburbs and small towns across red and blue states. A marquee event in Minnesota featured a Bruce Springsteen performance and a slate of high-profile speakers. • Third round: Last year, millions of people attended largely peaceful protests on two “No Kings” days. Since then, Trump’s nationwide immigration enforcement blitz has come and gone in several major cities. Now, Americans are facing skyrocketing gas prices and a flagging economy due to the war. WATCH: "No Kings" co-organizer talks about the impact of the nationwide rallies TuAnh Dam, CNN Indivisible Co-founder Ezra Levin talks evolving "No Kings" movement Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible, spoke with CNN’s Omar Jimenez about organizing the “No Kings” rallies to “be a place for everybody to come and exercise their rights as Americans in a patriotic and safe way.” Almost half of "No Kings" protests took place in GOP strongholds, organizers say Nina Giraldo Demonstrators gather for a "No Kings" protest in Clarkesville, Georgia, on Saturday, 003/28/26. “No Kings” protesters marched through suburbs, major cities and small towns across the US, carrying signs and showing off many inflatable costumes. Almost half of protests took place in GOP strongholds, according to event organizers. Texas, Florida and Ohio each had over 100 events scheduled today, and states like Idaho, Wyoming and Utah had events in the double digits, organizers said. One of the most far-flung demonstrations took place in the Alaskan community of Kotzebue. A litany of rural, red-leaning communities participated in the “No Kings” movement for the first time today, from Seward, Alaska, to East Glacier Park, Montana. Here were some other red states that saw protests today: * Texas: Protesters marched in Dallas, Arlington and Fort Worth, many listening to music, chanting and holding signs over their heads. CNN saw thousands gather near Dallas City Hall, where speakers denounced Trump administration policies from a stage. Officers detained one person in Dallas, according to the city’s police, although it is unclear why or whether they were a counterprotester. * Georgia: Protesters lined the road leading into Jekyll Island on the state’s coast, waving American flags and carrying signs. The protest received mostly positive feedback. * Florida: The crowd of “No Kings” protesters in Boynton Beach, Florida, was “very enthusiastic” and “for the most part pretty peaceful,” said the city’s vice mayor, Thomas Turkin. In neighboring city West Palm Beach, about 50 supporters of President Donald Trump engaged in verbal altercations with protesters, some flashing “Proud Boys” caps, T-shirts and flags. CNN’s Rebekah Riess, Chris Youd, Elise Hammond, David Williams and Aditi Sangal contributed to this report. Mother at Chicago rally recalls trying to flag down her daughter, who didn't realize it was her Veronica Morales and Nic F. Anderson Maria Isabel Trejo, a Chicago resident and mother, said she showed up to the “No Kings Day” demonstration in Chicago after she had a case of mistaken identity with her daughter in Portland. Trejo said she saw her daughter, who lives in Portland, leaving a grocery store and attempted to chase her down, but it didn’t go as planned. “She ran to her car, locked the doors, and displayed her American passport. She was shaking, she was crying. They, they would have grabbed her,” Trejo told CNN. Rallies are underway nationwide. Get caught up here Tori B. Powell Big crowds are marching against President Donald Trump and his policies today in “No Kings” protests taking place from coast to coast. Here’s what you should know: Minnesota protests: At a Minnesota rally in St. Paul, Gov. Tim Walz offered fierce criticism of Trump’s policies, particularly with regard to immigration enforcement. Sen. Bernie Sanders lauded the people of Minnesota at the rally and warned against what he called “an unprecedented and dangerous moment in American history.” Rock legend Bruce Springsteen called Minnesota “an inspiration to the entire country.” And in Minnesota, “we are built different,” proclaimed Rep. Ilhan Omar. Actress and progressive advocate Jane Fonda opted not to make a speech and instead read a statement from Becca Good, the wife of Renee Good. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks at a "No Kings" protest against President Donald Trump's policies in St. Paul, Minnesota, 03/28/26. Tim Evans/Reuters West Coast demonstrations: Rallies on the West Coast are kicking up. As demonstrators gather and set up for the “No Kings” protest in downtown Los Angeles, a familiar face has been seen bobbing through the crowds: a giant blimp depicting Trump as a diaper-clad baby. Scores of protesters filed into San Francisco’s Embarcadero Plaza wielding American flags and “No Kings” signs. A giant inflatable Donald Trump balloon is seen while protestors gather in front of Los Angeles City Hall during the "No Kings" national day of protest on 03/28/26. New York marches: In Manhattan, “No Kings” protesters held anti-ICE, anti-Trump and anti-Iran war signs, chanting as they marched south from Midtown in New York City this afternoon. Amid flashing billboards and marching crowds in Times Square, progressive influencers Hasan Piker and Harry Sisson attended demonstrations. Demonstrators take part in a "No Kings" protest against President Donald Trump's policies, in New York City on Saturday. Eduardo Munoz/Reuters Florida rallies: The crowd of “No Kings” protesters in Boynton Beach, Florida, was “very enthusiastic” and “for the most part pretty peaceful,” said the city’s vice mayor, Thomas Turkin. CNN’s Zoe Sottile, Danya Gainor, Sophia Peyser, Donie O’Sullivan and Nina Giraldo contributed reporting. In pictures: Demonstrations are taking place coast to coast People hold a banner reading "End the wars, stop ICE, May 1 general strike" as they march during the "No Kings" national day of protest in Chicago on Saturday. 下略
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