Thousands of protesters in Hundreds of cities in New York, Washington and the United States staged a second major demonstration against Donald Trump and his harsh policies on Saturday. Information about this is provided in the report of the news agency AFP.
In New York, the protesters gathered outside the city’s main library, with slogans such as ‘Kings’ in the United States (not in the United States) and ‘opposing tyranny’ (dictatorship).
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Anger among people against immigration policies
Most of these demonstrations were against Trump’s immigration policies. People were screaming slogans aloud- ‘No snow, no fear, immigrants are welcome here’ (na snow, or fear, welcome to the diaspora). The slogan was against the US immigration agency ICE, that is, immigration and customs enforcement, which prevents illegal immigrants.
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‘Trump administration will attack the rule of law’
Washington DC Among the demonstrators, the protesters accused the Trump administration of weakening the rights of the constitutional policies, especially the ‘appropriate process’. According to the report, the 41 -year -old Benjamin Douglas, who opposed the White House, said, “This administration is directly attacking the rule of law and will not torture citizens.”
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He had a poster demanding the release of a pro -Palestinian student against Mahmood Ghalil. Douglas said that some people were deliberately aimed at provoking foreign demonstrations and weakening long -term legal security.
‘We are the greatest danger’
Another New York Demonstrator, who is the daughter of Hologast, said, “We are in great danger.” He said, ‘My parents told stories about Hitler’s rise, and he today fits with Trump’s era. The only difference is that Trump, Hitler or other fascists are stupid than leaders. They are simply used, and they have a split in their own team.
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Demonstration against the cut in the public health fund
Daniel Butler, a PhD student PhD student at Baltimore Johns Hopkins University, expressed concern over the reduction of science and public health funds by the Trump administration. He said, ‘When science is ignored, people die.’ He had the map of Texas, in which he was shown in the latest ammunition.
‘We’ve lost a lot’
A small group struck a struggle in Texas’s Calveston. 63 -Iyer writer Patsi Oliver said, ‘This is my fourth performance. Usually I will wait for the next election, but now we have lost a lot, so now we can’t remain silent now.
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Hundreds of people at the beach of San Francisco wrote ‘charge + removal’ (charge and removal) in the sand. Some opponents also waved the US flag upside down, which is considered a traditional symbol of the crisis.
A group called ‘50501’ organized demonstrations
A group called ‘50501’ said there were 50 demonstrations in 50 states and a movement, about 400 demonstrations across the country. However, organizers expect the participation of millions, but this time the meeting was less than the ‘Hands off’ program on April 5.
