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1 week ago |
freitag.de | Rachel Leingang |Andrew Gumbel
Es sind die größten Proteste gegen Donald Trump, seit er Präsident ist – größer als 2017: In 2.000 Städten versammeln sich Demonstranten, um „gegen alles zu protestieren, was Trump getan hat“ Von The Guardian Während an Donald Trumps Geburtstag auf einer Militärparade Panzer und Soldaten durch die Straßen von Washington rollten, versammelten sich im ganzen Land mehrere Millionen Menschen, um gegen die Exzesse der Regierung von Donald Trump zu protestieren: „No Kings“-Proteste fanden an rund...
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1 week ago |
informereastafrica.com | Rachel Leingang |Andrew Gumbel
As tanks and soldiers paraded through the streets of Washington on Saturday, several million people around the country turned out to protest against the excesses of Donald Trump’s administration. The protests, dubbed “No Kings”, took place at about 2,100 sites nationwide, from big cities to small towns. A coalition of more than 100 groups joined together to plan the protests, which are committed to a principle of nonviolence.
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1 week ago |
observer.co.uk | Andrew Gumbel
It started with seizures of immigrants in factories and troops on the streets – and ended with nannies taken from parks and a tide of resistance that has surprised activists It began with an early morning text message, circulated among immigrant workers as Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement teams conducted sweeps in and around Los Angeles last weekend. Federal agents had been spotted at a hotel 10 minutes north of downtown, the message said.
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Andrew Gumbel
Los Angeles police moved aggressively to disperse the last of the crowds at Saturday’s otherwise peaceful anti-Trump protest downtown, using officers on horseback to clear an area around a federal building with batons and wooden sticks. They fired tear canisters and foam rubber bullets when some of the demonstrators started to regroup.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Andrew Gumbel
California national guards troops and marines deployed to Los Angeles to help restore order after days of protest against the Trump administration have told friends and family members they are deeply unhappy about the assignment and worry their only meaningful role will be as pawns in a political battle they do not want to join.
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