Thousands of people have gathered to protest against Trump in several cities in the United States
Thousands of people have gathered in front of the Capitol in Washington to denounce the "autocratic path" initiated by Donald Trump, an attitude to which the No Kings (No King) movement has raised the unease and anger of many citizens.
The anti-immigrant raid considers that only the traces of Trump's road to becoming an autocrat are sending the National Guard to cities with Democrats or firing thousands of federal government employees.
In addition, the demonstrators, at the end of their second term, see a serious danger in their minds to remain in office, as they have stressed that the Constitution allows only two terms.
In Europe, too.
The demonstrations have also spread to Europe.
In fact, a crowd has gathered in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, but the most crowded meeting has been in London, where hundreds and hundreds of Americans have gathered in front of the United States Embassy in the United States.
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