Tens of 1000’s of New Yorkers peacefully marched from the center of the Huge Apple to Decrease Manhattan on Saturday in protest of President Trump and his insurance policies, together with the escalation of violence towards United States residents.
Picture by Dean Moses
Greater than 100,000 patriotic New Yorkers peacefully walked from the center of the Huge Apple to Decrease Manhattan on Saturday on the “No Kings” march in protest of President Trump and his insurance policies, together with the escalation of violence towards United States residents.
A sea of humanity started assembling at Father Duffy Sq. at round 11 a.m. on Oct. 18. Encompassed by the flashing billboard lights of Occasions Sq., fuming New Yorkers held indicators studying “ICE out of NYC,” “fight fascism,” and “we love America.”
Dubbed the No Kings march, the protest is a nationwide name to motion that noticed residents from all throughout the nation take to the streets with a view to voice opposition to Trump sending masked federal brokers into the streets to focus on and arrest immigrants and protesters.
The march additionally pushed again towards healthcare cuts, the failure to behave on mass shootings, and a requirement to maintain the army out of NYC.
the protest is a nationwide name to motion that noticed residents from all throughout the nation take to the streets with a view to voice opposition to Trump sending masked Feds into the streets to focus on and arrest immigrants and protesters. The march additionally pushed again towards healthcare cuts, the failure to behave on mass shootings, and a requirement to maintain the army out of NYC.Picture by Dean Moses 
the protest is a nationwide name to motion that noticed residents from all throughout the nation take to the streets with a view to voice opposition to Trump sending masked Feds into the streets to focus on and arrest immigrants and protesters. The march additionally pushed again towards healthcare cuts, the failure to behave on mass shootings, and a requirement to maintain the army out of NYC.Picture by Dean Moses 
New Yorkers took to the streets with indicators in hand.Picture by Dean Moses
“The president thinks his rule is absolute. But in America, we don’t have kings and we won’t back down against chaos, corruption, and cruelty,” an announcement on the No Kings web site learn. “Our peaceful movement is only getting bigger and bigger. “NO KINGS” is greater than only a slogan; it’s the basis our nation was constructed upon.”
A slew of New York politicians additionally joined the ranks of sign-toting, peaceable protesters, corresponding to New York Metropolis Comptroller Brad Lander, Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, and congresswoman Nydia Velázquez.
“I joined 10s of thousands of New Yorkers today to say it loud and clear: No to tyranny. No to cruelty. No to kings in America. The GOP can smear these protests all they want, but they can’t silence the truth. Americans are fed up with their authoritarian agenda,” Velázquez wrote on X.
Comptroller Brad Lander. Picture by Dean Moses 
“No Kings.”Picture by Dean Moses 
Time Sq. overflowed with New Yorkers.Picture by Dean Moses
The march continued down seventh Avenue, drawing consideration from residents who peered out of their home windows and climbed onto their fireplace escapes to observe the deluge of humanity flood the streets. The march got here to an finish at 14th Road Union Sq..
Within the days main as much as the march, protesters promised that it could stay peaceable, a pledge they saved in accordance with the NYPD.
“The majority of the No Kings protests have dispersed at this time and all traffic closures have been lifted. We had more than 100,000 people across all five boroughs peacefully exercising their first amendment rights and the NYPD made zero protest-related arrests,” The NYPD wrote in X.
New Yorkers watched the march from their fireplace escapes.Picture by Dean Moses 
Most of the marches held flags.Picture by Dean Moses 
Crowns and megaphones dominated the day.Picture by Dean Moses 
The march additionally referred to as for no cuts to healthcare.Picture by Dean Moses 
“No Kings”Picture by Dean Moses 
The march demanded Trump cease flooding Feds into american cities.Picture by Dean Moses 
It additionally referred to as for the elimination of ICE.Picture by Dean Moses 
Protesters dressed up for the march.Picture by Dean Moses 
The march ran from Time Sq. to Union Sq..Picture by Dean Moses
