No Kings protests held nationwide and at U.S. embassies

Protests under the No Kings banner occurred across the United States and at multiple U.S. embassies worldwide. Demonstrators expressed opposition to policies associated with the Trump administration.

By Conor McAuley1 min read

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Protests took place in cities and towns across the United States, including New York, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Demonstrators gathered in public spaces, including parks, capitols, and courthouses, to voice concerns about administration actions.

Organizers reported over 2,700 demonstrations planned nationwide, with events in every state and near Mar-a-Lago in Florida. The No Kings Coalition stated the turnout exceeded that of a previous protest on 14 June, which coincided with Trump's birthday.

Protesters cited the administration's crackdown on undocumented migrants and deployment of National Guard troops as key reasons for participation. Tensions arose in Portland when federal agents used tear gas and police threatened arrests during a demonstration near an ICE facility.