Trump's policies have sparked public outrage! Protests have erupted in multiple cities across the United States and in several countries, with chants of "Take your dirty hands off!"
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Tens of thousands of Americans protested today in major cities across the nation against Trump's policies. This is the largest protest since Trump returned to the White House, primarily targeting his executive orders and changes in domestic and foreign policy. Demonstrators held up signs saying "Not my president!" and "Keep your dirty hands off!", expressing their dissatisfaction with him. This event was organized by multiple progressive groups and sparked solidarity protests in various cities around the world. Trump's policy implementation has led to record-low approval ratings, and critics have accused these measures of aligning with the agenda of extreme conservatives.
Today, thousands of demonstrations erupted in major cities across the United States, as citizens gathered to oppose various policies of the Trump administration. Since taking office, Trump has pursued a reduction in the size of the federal government and conservative values, actively initiating a trade war, which has led to a stock market crash and stirred discontent among many Americans. This protest is the largest since Trump returned to the White House, aimed at expressing opposition to his executive orders that completely alter U.S. policy.
According to recent polls, as Trump pushes various policies, his approval ratings have fallen to their lowest point since his inauguration. At noon local time, more than 5,000 people gathered at the National Mall in Washington, where notable Democrats were also scheduled to speak. Not far from the White House, a banner reading "Keep your dirty hands off social welfare!" was displayed at an open-air theater.
The demonstrators held up signs that read "(Trump) is not my president!", "Fascism rising", "Stop the evil", and "Do not interfere with our social welfare", collectively voicing their protests against the Trump administration. A 66-year-old participant expressed frustration over Trump's government's destruction of American democratic institutions, while another participant from the real estate industry mentioned concerns about the government's checks and balances being trampled upon, raising his worries about the environment and individual rights.
This demonstration was driven by a coalition of progressive organizations and dozens of leftist groups, covering more than 1,000 towns and every congressional district, calling for "hands off" and expressing dissatisfaction with what they described as "the most blatant power grab in modern history." The founder of the protest group "Indivisible" emphasized that this demonstration is aimed at sending a clear message to Trump and his allies, expressing their expectations for democracy and non-interference in communities.
Additionally, as Trump's tariff war has sparked global anxiety and dissatisfaction, cities like Paris, Berlin, Rome, and London also held simultaneous demonstrations today to express opposition to Trump. The White House has not yet responded to requests for comments on the protests.
Trump returned to the White House on January 20 and issued a series of executive orders that dramatically changed U.S. domestic and foreign policy. Critics accuse these measures of aligning with extreme conservative policy initiatives intended to reshape the government and consolidate presidential power.