Protests increasing across the country as anger grows over Trump’s immigration crackdown
Anti-ICE protests spread across major US cities as Trump accused of ‘abuse of power’
- Protests against Trump’s immigration crackdown, which began in Los Angeles, have spread to major cities including Seattle, Chicago, and New York.
- Many protests have been peaceful, but some have resulted in clashes with police and arrests.
- In New York City, thousands protested in Foley Square, with signs reading “ICE out of New York.”
- In Chicago, a crowd marched through downtown streets chanting, “No more deportations!”
- California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops without his permission, claiming it was a “brazen abuse of power.”