Millions join ‘No Kings’ rallies across US, Europe against Trump

Large crowds protested Saturday against the war in Iran and President Donald Trump's actions in “No Kings” rallies across the US and in Europe. Minnesota took center stage, with thousands of people standing shoulder-to-shoulder to celebrate resistance to Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement. Minnesota's flagship event on the Capitol lawn in St. Paul drew Bruce Springsteen as its headliner. He and other speakers praised the state's people for taking to the streets over the winter in opposition to a surge of U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement agents. People rallied from New York City, with almost 8.5 million residents in a solidly blue state, to Driggs, a town of fewer than 2,000 people in eastern Idaho, a state Trump carried with 66% of the vote in 2024.

Massive crowds turn out for anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ rallies across the US

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In Germany, demonstrators protested in major cities, including Hamburg, Munich, Frankfurt and Dusseldorf, voicing a range of political and social concerns. A few hundred people in Berlin protested against the actions of ICE and what they see as Trump's anti-democratic tendencies, while also calling for the full release of the Epstein files.
In Rome, marchers directed defiant chants at Premier Giorgia Meloni after her government's referendum on judicial reforms failed. Many carried signs warning of threats to judicial independence and calling for "a world free from wars," including protests against recent Israeli and US strikes on Iran. In London, demonstrators held banners reading "Stop the far right" and "Stand up to Racism," adding to a day of coordinated international mobilization.
The White House has dismissed the rallies, with spokesperson Abigail Jackson describing them as the product of "leftist funding networks” with little real public support. The National Republican Congressional Committee also sharply criticized the rallies. It is the third time in less than a year that such demonstrations are taking place, after they were held for the first time last June and then again in October.