Huge crowds gather in ‘Hands Off’ rallies nationwide in protest of Trump administration

Tens of thousands of protesters have gathered in cities and cities across the country on Saturday to sound against the Trump administration’s abbreviations for the federal government and its policies.

Wearing home posters and chanting “hands”, protesters came out to more than 1,200 rallies across the country, despite rain in many cities, according to organizers.

Several democratic heavy weights, including some members of the congress, have joined the protests and called on the public not to stand up to what they call the poor administration and to break up with constitutional norms.

“Our founders wrote a constitution that did not start with” We Dictators “, a representative of Jamie Raskin, D-MD.

He ran the administration for several of its policies, including the implementation of President Donald Trump’s tariffs to almost every country.

“Their tariffs are not only imbecile – they are illegal, they are unconstitutional and we will turn it over,” he said.

Paul Sasadebe, a lawyer at the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, spoke during a rally in Washington and said he had been asked by the Trump administration and the Ministry of Elon Musk’s Ministry to take a buy -in offer.

The union manager with Afge Local 476, told the crowd that oligarchs did not “appreciate you or your life or your community.”

“We see that they are not interested in who they need to destroy or who they should hurt to get what they want,” he said.

Reporter Maxwell Frost, D-Fla.

“They would believe us, if we gave them all the control, everything would be fine,” he said. “But breaking the news, they have control and look where we are now: huge inequality throughout the country.”

Such energy and rhetoric were present at other “hands” protests.

“The federal administration believes that this country belongs to them – and that they are above the law,” said the organizers of the rally in Boston. “They take everything they can handle – our rights, our health care, our data, our jobs, our services – and bold the world to stop them.”

There were no reports of major disturbances or arrests at any of the rallies.

The White House had no immediate comments on the events.