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Millions of people have taken to the streets across the United States and several other countries as part of the “No Kings” movement, protesting against the policies of Donald Trump and rising global tensions linked to the Iran conflict. Reports indicate that more than 3,300 rallies were organized, drawing an estimated 8–9 million participants, making it one of the largest protest waves in U.S. history.

From New York City to Washington, D.C. and various international cities, demonstrators expressed strong opposition to issues such as immigration crackdowns, war concerns, and perceived threats to democratic rights. The slogan “No Kings” has emerged as a powerful symbol of resistance, with protesters arguing against what they describe as authoritarian-style leadership and demanding accountability and policy reforms.

While the majority of protests remained peaceful, authorities reported some clashes and arrests in major urban centers. The movement continues to gain attention globally as debates over governance, civil liberties, and international conflict intensify.

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