thousands angry people on streets of america uproar in 50 states will trump leave presidency

Donald Trump is facing strong opposition from its citizens in the US these days. Thousands of US citizens held rallies against the Trump administration in different cities on 5 April. It is being told that the purpose of these rallies is to express their opposition to many issues including tariffs, employees trimmed, the current status of the economy and human rights. These protesters have also taken to the streets against several executive orders of Trump. From the cuts in government employees in Trump’s policies, a rally was organized at other places including Washington, Florida, New York, Chlororado and Lance Azelis for the business fee and civil freedom situation. More than 150 L organizations protested against the decisions of the Trump administration.

This protest was named Hands of. Hands of means stay away from our rights. The aim of this slogan is to show that the protesters do not want anyone to control their rights. According to the report, more than 1200 protests were observed in the states across the country under the Hands of Movement. The protesters argue that Donald Trump and Alan Musk are taking resources that are not their, and they are challenging the world to stop them. Major issues under this movement include: reduction in number of government agencies, cuts in healthcare programs and ban on transgender rights. This movement also strongly opposed the behavior and collective exile with immigrants.

From the National Mall of Washington DC to the heart of Manhattan and Boston Common, protesters on Saturday expressed their dissatisfaction with Trump and Elon Musk’s works on many issues, including the cuts of government agencies, cuts in healthcare programs, behavior with immigrants and ban on transgender rights. In Seattle, the protesters held banners with phrases such as “fighting elite”, expressing outrage over the administration’s steps to get federal employees out of job and limit security to weak communities.