Overview
- The 'No Kings' coalition, which organized more than 3,200–3,300 events Saturday in all 50 states, centered its flagship rally in Minnesota.
- Protesters denounced aggressive immigration raids after the January killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, the month-old war in Iran, and rising living costs.
- A coalition of roughly 400 groups, including the ACLU, Amnesty International and Indivisible, drew high-profile support in Minnesota from Bruce Springsteen, Jane Fonda and Sen. Bernie Sanders.
- The White House dismissed the marches as partisan theatrics, while a Fox News investigation reported a roughly 500‑group network with about $3 billion in combined revenue, a claim noted in coverage as disputed.
- Organizers said millions took part, pointing to prior counts of 5 million in June and 7 million in October, with solidarity events in Europe as the movement seeks to convert street energy into midterm pressure.