Thousands march to Utah Capitol for ‘No Kings’ rally, looking ahead to November

More than 100 people have gathered in front of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility a few blocks south of downtown Portland, Oregon. Among them is Jack Dickinson, commonly known as “the Portland chicken” and the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security over excessive force against protesters. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals this week paused a lower court’s rulings limiting federal agents’ use of tear gas, pepper balls and other crowd control weapons against protesters at the facility. (Photo by Alex Baumhardt/Oregon Capital Chronicle)

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Jae Scott Young, joining protests in Tuscaloosa, said her takeaway from the protests Saturday was "the love of the American people coming together on one accord to do exactly what we all should be doing every day. And that's protesting [President Donald Trump] and this administration."

Arizonans braved an unseasonably warm Spring day that hit 95 degrees during the No Kings protest in Phoenix on Saturday. Many protesters gathered beneath whatever shade they could find before marching from downtown to the Arizona Capitol about a mile away. (Photo by Caitlin Sievers/Arizona Mirror)

North Dakota events included the small town of Ray in the northwest, which is participating for the first time. Bruce Palmer, the organizer of the Ray event, said he hopes that the demonstration might give a few more people “the courage to speak up, to know that they’re not alone, that there’s others who feel similarly to them, and to give them kind of permission to speak up and say their piece.”

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"Following weeks of uncertainty as to whether the state would allow another large No Kings rally on the Montana Capitol steps, more than 1,000 people stood on the lawn as they protested what they said is creeping authoritarianism in the United States."

Protesters back at the Capitol while other Montana No Kings rallies double in attendance

From Robin Linares: Cameron and Annmarie Jones were registered Republicans until 2015. Now, they’re registered as an independent and Democrat, respectively, and have been to more than 10 protests since Trump’s return to office, including Saturday’s No Kings event in Salem, Oregon.

“In 2015, my party elected Donald Trump in their primary as the Republican candidate, and I said, ’There’s no way I can be in a party that would bring that clown as their representative,’” Cameron Jones said. “I think we need to do everything as citizens to lawfully resist all the horrible things he’s doing.”

(Photo by Robin Linares/Oregon Capital Chronicle)

Several thousand protesters gathered at a No Kings rally at a park in Tempe, Ariz., and on a pedestrian overpass at a nearby freeway, on the morning of March 28, 2026, to denounce President Donald Trump and his political movement. (Photos by Rebecca Gloria Gomez/Arizona Mirror)

Several thousand protesters gathered at a No Kings rally at a busy intersection in Scottsdale, Ariz., on the morning of March 28, 2026, to denounce President Donald Trump and his political movement. (Photos by Rebecca Gloria Gomez/Arizona Mirror)