WASHINGTON, MAR 29: Massive crowds surged across the US Sunday for “No Kings Day,” the third nationwide protest in under a year slamming President Trump’s administration and the Iran war. Past rallies drew 5M in June and 7M in October.
Minnesota led with thousands waving “No Kings” banners, fueled by fury over Alex Preti and Reene Good’s deaths in ICE raids under Trump’s immigration crackdown.
Rock icon Bruce Springsteen, vocal Trump foe, debuted his protest anthem “Streets of Minneapolis” in St. Paul, honoring those killed by federal agents. The event amplified anti-war, anti-deportation chants amid global tensions.
Protests hit major cities, demanding policy reversals.
