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Michigan, No Kings

No Kings protests in Michigan target Donald Trump policies. Where rallies are taking place

"The president is pouring public money into his authoritarian takeovers of cities — deploying federal forces, seizing local police departments, and funding mass detention and deportation operations —...

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No Kings protests return this weekend across Michigan

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‘No Kings’ protests scheduled for more than 100 Michigan cities

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'No Kings' protests planned in Florida include Fort Myers, Sanibel events. Here's where

Anti-Trump "No Kings" protests are scheduled across the U.S. on Saturday, Oct. 18, including more than 80 in Florida.

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See which CT towns have 'No Kings' protests planned against the Trump administration

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‘No Kings’ protests draw GOP claims of prolonging shutdown: What to know

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What to know about 2nd round of 'No Kings' protests in metro Detroit on Saturday

Another round of "No Kings" protests is being scheduled around the country, set to take place on Saturday, Oct. 25.

Activists and Michigan lawmakers sound alarms on political overreach ahead of ‘No Kings’ protests

More than four months after protestors across Michigan and throughout the nation gathered in opposition to President Donald Trump and his administration for No Kings Day, communities across the state are planning to renew their opposition and raise further concerns about overreach from the federal government.

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5 ‘No Kings’ protests planned in and around Ann Arbor

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI — Five protests are planned in and around Ann Arbor as a second round of demonstrations against President Donald Trump and his administration are set to spring up in more than 100 locations Saturday across Michigan.

'No Kings' anti-Trump protests scheduled across Ohio, including Statehouse in Columbus

More than 19 "No Kings" demonstrations are scheduled in Columbus—including the Ohio Statehouse—and several of the city's outlying suburbs and rural communities on Oct. 18 as part of a nationwide network of protests against fascism.