(LOS ANGELES) — Millions of demonstrators came together across the nation on Oct. 18 as part of the most recent “No King” protests, voicing anger over federal policies regarding immigration, education, the economy, and healthcare.
The rally outside of the Los Angeles City Hall drew a massive crowd shouting “Donald Trump out of office!” and carrying signs reading “Protect our People”, “ICE out of LA”, “Make Racists Afraid Again” and “Make America Think Again,” expressing their frustration and disappointment with the Trump administration. This comes after months of anti-immigration ICE raids led Los Angeles county to declare a state of emergency.
The crowds spilled from the main square into nearby streets, chanting for justice and accountability, and marching for hours under tight police presence.
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