Poster "No Kings" Amid Thousands Of Demonstrators Of Donald Trump's Extreme Policy District

Illustration. Demonstration in front of the Utah Government building, USA. (Mike Newbry-Unsplash)

JAKARTA - Thousands of people took to the streets in almost all states of the United States (US) during a demonstration titled "50501" on Saturday, April 19 local time. They voted against US President Donald Trump's extreme policy.

Quoting the BBC, Sunday, April 20, this mass action was held to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution War. While the name of the action "50501" means "50 protests, 50 states, 1 movement".

Protesters submitted their various complaints from outside the White House, and many places in city centers in the US as in front of Tesla dealers.

Many of them carried posters that read "No Kings," as a form of respect for the early warning of the US revolution against British rule and regulation.

Many mobs are also opposing Trump's extreme policies by demanding the return of the deported Kilmar BRego Garcgan to El Salvador.

Garcmen were immediately jailed at Salvador's Center for Maximum Security Detention (CECOT) without being charged or brought to trial. The process is part of the two countries' agreement that El Salvador imprisoned people deported from the US in exchange for payment.

Not a few of these demonstrators also demanded improvements to the system in the Government's Department of Efficiency (Doge). DOGE as a result of Trump's initiative to cut the work and spending of the US government, which also had an impact on the government's reluctance to repatriate Garcmen.

Protests in many regions in the US were peaceful until finally the masses dispersed. However, it could not be separated from the incident as shown by Democratic Party politician Representative Suhas Subramanyam in his video uploaded on X that a man holding a pro Trump poster broke through a crowd of demonstrators and got angry.