Demonstrations: New nationwide protests against Trump

In the United States, there has again been nationwide protests against President Donald Trump’s government. Hundreds of people demonstrated in front of the White House in Washington. They accused Trump to rule autocratic and deport foreigners without adequate legal proceedings. “No King” (no king) was on posters. Demonstrators repeatedly chanted: “Bring Them Home” in allusion to migrants who, according to the demonstrators, were illegally deported.

A woman from Washington said she came because she felt that the protest against Trump was growing and she wanted to be there. A young man explained that if a man like the Kilmar Abrego Garcia deported to El Salvador, the rights were taken, then you have to be careful that other citizens would not soon be taken. Abseilo had been deported by the government despite existing protection without procedures.

There were also demonstrations in New York. Hundreds gathered in front of the New York public library. According to the “Washington Post”, there were also protests in numerous other cities. This time called a group called 50501. “We are trying to protect our democracy from the beginning of the autocracy under the Trump government,” said one of the organizers.

Two weeks ago there were first major nationwide protests. Tens of thousands of people protested against the policy of the President in dozens of states.