全国范围内“无王者”抗议活动吸引数百万民众反对特朗普政策
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全国范围内“无王者”抗议活动吸引数百万民众反对特朗普政策

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美国数百万民众参与“无王者”抗议活动,表达对特朗普政府的反对意见,并倡导维护宪法权利。

2025年10月18日星期六,数百万美国人在全国各大城市参加了“无王者”抗议活动,表达对总统唐纳德·特朗普政府的反对,并倡导维护宪法权利。抗议活动在全美50个州的2700多个地点举行,同时伦敦、巴黎、罗马和里斯本等国际城市也有示威发生。

组织者报告称,近700万人参与了此次活动,较6月份的上一轮集会有显著增长。抗议活动包括演讲、音乐表演以及参与者穿戴各种服装,所有环节均强调保护宪法权利,组织者称这些权利正受到现政府的威胁。

在华盛顿特区,佛蒙特州参议员伯尼·桑德斯和康涅狄格州参议员克里斯·墨菲向人群发表讲话。科学教育家比尔·奈伊批评政府无视科学事实,他表示:“他们不促进科学进步,而是压制科学,这损害了我们的健康、福祉和国际竞争力。”

在芝加哥,伊利诺伊州州长JB·普利兹克谴责政府的行为,称其针对移民、有色人种、LGBTQ群体和政治反对者。他强调捍卫民主的重要性,问道:“历史将以我们今天选择站立的位置来评判我们。未来的世代会问:‘当同胞遭受迫害时,我们做了什么?当我们的权利被剥夺时,我们做了什么?当我们的宪法受到攻击时,我们做了什么?’”

抗议活动大体和平,尽管包括德克萨斯州在内的一些州领导人表示计划动员国民警卫队以监控潜在的骚乱。共和党议员批评这些示威,称其为“仇恨美国”集会,并将其归咎于诸如反法西斯行动派和支持哈马斯的团体。

“无王者”运动始于6月的一场庆祝美国陆军和特朗普总统生日的军事阅兵,作为公民表达对政府被视为专制倾向的担忧的平台,该运动持续获得动力。

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NBC News

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On Saturday, October 18, 2025, millions of Americans gathered in cities nationwide for 'No Kings' protests, expressing opposition to President Donald Trump's administration and advocating for the defense of constitutional rights.

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Demonstrations took place in over 2,700 locations across all 50 states, as well as in international cities like London, Paris, Rome, and Lisbon.

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Organizers reported that nearly 7 million people participated, marking a significant increase from the previous round of rallies in June.

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The protests featured speeches, music, and participants donning costumes, all emphasizing the protection of constitutional rights, which organizers claim are under threat by the current administration.

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In Washington, D.C., Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Chris Murphy of Connecticut addressed the crowd.

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In Chicago, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker condemned the administration's actions, asserting that they target immigrants, people of color, LGBTQ individuals, and political opponents.

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The protests were largely peaceful, though some state leaders, including in Texas, indicated plans to mobilize the National Guard to monitor for potential unrest.

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The 'No Kings' movement, which began in June during a military parade celebrating the U.S. Army and President Trump's birthday, continues to gain momentum as a platform for citizens to voice their concerns over perceived authoritarian tendencies within the administration.

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