There were large-scale demonstrations in America on Saturday (28 March 2026) under the name No Kings. These demonstrations were held against the policies of Donald Trump, rising inflation and the ongoing tension with Iran. According to ANI report, people took to the streets in almost every part of the country. From big cities to small towns and villages, people everywhere took out marches and expressed their displeasure. In these demonstrations, people were raising slogans, carrying posters and singing and cultural programs also took place at many places.

In New York City, protesters marched through midtown Manhattan. Here people raised their voice against immigration policy, Trump government and issues related to Iran. Whereas in San Francisco, people were seen marching from Embarcadero Plaza to Civic Center Plaza. Along with American flags, banners in support of Ukraine and transgender rights were also seen here. A big rally took place in St. Paul, in which famous singer Bruce Springsteen performed. He described Minnesota as an inspiration for the entire country and praised the courage of the people. He also remembered Alex Pretty and Renee Good, who were killed in January. Both of them were killed during immigration action, after which the debate on this issue intensified in the entire country.

Tim Walz criticized

Tim Walz also criticized these actions and said that the government’s strict policy has increased resentment among the people. It is being told that this is the third big wave of No Kings demonstration. Even before this, such demonstrations have taken place in which lakhs of people participated. The reasons behind these protests are rising inflation, increase in fuel prices and slow pace of the economy, which are linked to the ongoing tension in the Middle East. Although there were arguments between Trump supporters and protesters at some places in West Palm Beach, the demonstrations remained peaceful at most places.

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