Protesters across the country are holding ‘kingdoms’ amid the government shutdown
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Significant crowds in major cities such as New York City and Washington, DC, and even London, were held on Saturdays in mid-June against the Trump Administration.
While some leaders feared the march could turn violent, there were no reports of violence or arrests late in the afternoon amid the ongoing government shutdown.
Republicans have argued the protests are merely attempts to deflect from the closed-government battle and appease its base.
House Speaker Mike John Johnson, R-LA., told Fox Business Heaped Heathemba that the leaders of the Demonstration were more willing to accept the GOP plan after the end of that demonstration – but he did not sound overly optimistic.
New Jersey Democratic Government Hopes ‘No King’s protest, vows to fight tooth and crump tooth’
People protest in Chicago as part of the No Kings rally at Daley Plaza on June 14, 2025, in Chicago, Illinois. (Kamil Krzaczynsski / The Last Royal Images)
On Saturday in New York City, the NPPD issued a warning indicating that the city had more than 100,000 people in all five boroughs, and it is not necessary to arrest those “related to them” related to the protest.
No arrests have been made in DC, although some reports indicate that protesters briefly moved to the streets.
Other major cities, including Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Boston, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Portland, but Austin had heavy rallies and Saturday.
Police in Portland have confirmed that at least three people were arrested after an alleged attack related to the “Akekno Amakhosi” protests in the town.
One person was arrested and booked into jail, according to officials. Two others have been detained pending investigation by the Portland Police Bureau.
Outside of Chicago in the wider demonstration, at least fifteen people were arrested by the Illinois State Police near the ice center.
In Denver, police said authorities dispersed a small group of people denying access to the highway and that several arrests were made.
There were some arrests in small towns in various provinces.
Millions are expected to take to the streets in ‘no Kings’ protests against Trump in all 50 states
Demonstrators gather in Washington, DC, for “No masters” buildings on Saturday. (FOX News Digital / Emma Woodhead)
About 2,500 “KINGS” across the US.
The tone of Saturday’s “No kings” was strong trumpets, as demonstrators rallied against what they considered the President’s mandated policies.
“California will continue to push back against the Trump Administration’s executive order,” California Gov. Gavin Newlom, a Democrat, wrote in X.
Demonstrators gathered in Washington, DC, for a protest against “the kings” on Saturday. (FOX News Digital / Emma Woodhead)
“It is the love of America Rally,” Sen. Bernie Sanders, vt.
After his speech at the DC Rally, Sanders thanked the “millions” of Americans who came out on Saturday.
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“Thank you to the millions of Americans who came out in small communities and big cities across this country to say loudly and boldly: No more Kings.”
