'Millions' estimated to have protested Trump and Musk yesterday
Briefly

The 'Hands Off!' protests attracted millions across over 1,300 events worldwide, against the backdrop of rising authoritarian governance by Trump and Musk. With estimates claiming over 100,000 participants in Washington, DC alone, different groups, including MoveOn and Indivisible, highlighted the surprising turnout, which surpassed initial forecasts. Issues raised during the protests encompassed Trump’s policies, cuts to federal agencies, and civil rights, illustrating a collective demand for accountability. The protests signify a resurgent activism as over 150 organizations came together to express their dissent, marking it as the most significant protest day since Trump regained office.
MoveOn estimates that millions participated in over 1,300 'Hands Off!' protests across the US and globally, demonstrating against Trump's and Musk's actions.
The concerns raised at the protests ranged from Trump’s trade war to cuts in federal agencies and civil rights issues, reflecting a broad coalition.
Over 150 organizations took part in organizing the protests, including major groups like ACLU and AFL-CIO, underscoring the movement's broad support.
Indivisible reported that crowds at nearly every event exceeded expectations, marking this as the largest day of protest since Trump took office.
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