No Kings Protest: Thousands Rally Against Trump's Policies
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No Kings Protest: Thousands Gather Worldwide to Oppose Trumps Policies; Americans Abroad Rally for Midterm Turnout
Hundreds in Toronto and thousands globally protested against Trumps policies, sparked by Iran airstrikes. Protesters denounced unconstitutional moves in the Middle East as a lawless war. Organizers doubled events to 2,500, with Americans abroad and Canadians joining to impact midterm turnout and address immigration concerns. Trump dismissed earlier protests, but cities like Toronto plan to block U.S. immigration agents during World Cup games.
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It's March 28th. This is Toronto News today, local news powered by AI. Hundreds of folks showed up outside the U.S. Consulate in Toronto on Saturday for the No Kings protest, pushing back against President Trump's policies. This rally joined thousands of others across the U.S. and around the world, sparked mainly by airstrikes on Iran that kicked off on February 28th without Congress signing off. Others highlighted the unconstitutional moves in the Middle East, calling it a lawless war, while organizers ramped up to 2005. Hundred events this round almost double the last one back in October. Americans living abroad, including about 600,000 in Canada, who voted last time, used the marches to fire up midterm turnout, and Canadians joined in too, saying U.S. choices hit home hard with issues like immigration. Some brushed off earlier protests, claiming he's no king, and the crowds don't speak for most Americans, as cities like Toronto gear up to block U.S.
Immigration agents during upcoming World Cup games.
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