Thousands in the USA protest Trump, again

Thousands took to the streets of the United States on Saturday to protest against President Donald Trump’s latest actions.

The demonstrations known as “50501”, for “50 protests, 50 countries, 1 movement” were intended to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the beginning of the American Revolutionary War.

From the borders of the White House and Tesla dealers and in the centers of many cities, the participants of the rally expressed various grievances. Many urged Kilmar Abreg Garcia, who was mistakenly deported to Salvador.

Political protests are becoming more common in the United States, and the “hands” demonstrations are drawing large crowds in early April, as surveys believe Trump’s popularity disappears.

On Saturday, the protests appealed to a number of Trump’s actions, including the efficiency of the Department of Government (DOGE) – Trump initiatives to reduce public jobs and other costs – and the administration’s reluctance brings return from return from return to return Abrego GarciaTo the citizen of Salvador.

Hikod Elgendi said CNN that he had protested at the White House to criticize Abreg Garcia’s deportation. He believes that Trump “can easily press on Salvador to return it.”

Protests were usually reported as a peaceful, although a representative of Subomagne, a Democrat, posted a video on the X a man holding a Trump’s sign and breaking through the crowd to angrily resist him.

Many demonstrators carried out signs, reading “without kings”, nod on the anniversary of the country’s revolution against English management.

During the celebration of the anniversary in Massachusetts, which celebrated the fights of lexington and concord and the famous horseback riding, people had similar signs. In Boston, there was also a demonstration of 50501 in Boston.

“This is a very dangerous time in America for freedom,” said Thomas Bosford, while in Boston with his partner, daughter and two grandchildren. “I wanted the boys to learn about the origin of this country and sometimes we have to fight for freedom.”

Last Poll with GallupIt believes that 45% of voters approve of Trump’s results in the first quarter of its term, which exceeds 41%, which have approved in the same period in its first administration.

However, it is lower than the average rating in the first quarter of 60% for all presidents elected between 1952 and 2020, and Trump’s popularity appears to be declining, especially when it comes to economics. When he took over in January, his approval rating was 47%, Gallup reports.

Its approval rating in a recent Reuters/IPSOS poll dropped to 43% from 47% on the day of inauguration. In the same poll, only 37% approved its economy, compared to 42% during the inauguration.

Earlier this month, hundreds of thousands of Americans gathered for the largest nationwide show of the opposition since Trump returned to the White House.

Those protests – which were more than on Saturday, took place in the face of 1,200 places in all 50 US states.