Nationwide 'No Kings' Protests Draw Millions Opposing Trump Policies
Millions participate in 'No Kings' protests across the U.S. and internationally, opposing President Trump's policies and actions.
On Saturday, March 28, 2026, millions of demonstrators participated in 'No Kings' protests across the United States and internationally, opposing President Donald Trump's policies and actions. Organizers reported over 3,000 events nationwide, with significant gatherings in cities such as St. Paul, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C.
The protests addressed various issues, including immigration policies, military actions in Iran, and the rollback of transgender rights. In St. Paul, the flagship rally featured performances by Bruce Springsteen, who debuted his new protest song 'Streets of Minneapolis,' alongside appearances by Joan Baez, Jane Fonda, and Senator Bernie Sanders.
Internationally, demonstrations took place in cities like Paris, Rome, and London, where activists condemned both U.S. and local right-wing policies.
The White House dismissed the protests, with spokesperson Abigail Jackson referring to them as 'Trump Derangement Therapy Sessions' and listing what she said were some of the campaign's 'major leftist' financial backers.
Organizers from Indivisible emphasized the bipartisan nature of growing dissent, highlighting notable engagement from conservative and rural populations.
The 'No Kings' movement, which began in June 2025, has seen increasing participation, with previous protests drawing millions. Organizers anticipate that this latest round of demonstrations will surpass previous rallies in scale, marking a significant moment in opposition to the Trump administration.