On Saturday, mass protests were held throughout the United States, in which thousands of people have expressed their dissatisfaction with the policy of Presidential Administration Donald Trump. Protests swept large and small cities, varying from the White House rallies to the demonstrations, which were made in memory of a shot that started a war for US independence 250 years ago.
In the capital of the country, Washington, protesters gathered in front of the White House, expressing their indignation, and in Massachusetts there were measures dedicated to an important historical event. In Denver, Colorado, hundreds of people gathered near the Capitol, waving the US flags and posters who expressed support to immigrants. Some protesters kept the flags inverted, symbolizing their deep concern due to the current situation. In Portland, Oregon, thousands of people march in the city center, and in San Francisco, hundreds of participants were posted on the sandy beach by the words "impeachment and removal" with the help of an inverted US flag. Other cities, including Ankorridge in Alaska, were protests, where people passed through the city center with posters that listed all the reasons for their indignation.
The protest organizers claim that they oppose civil rights and Constitutions by Trump. Attempts to deport immigrants, a reduction in the federal government through mass release of civil servants and the actual closure of entire agencies are especially criticized.
