Fight the Trump Takeover Hundreds protest recent Trump administration actions in SF

San Francisco, CALocal News

Over 200 rallies occurred nationwide on Saturday, protesting the Trump Administration's recent actions, with significant turnout in San Francisco. Demonstrators voiced opposition to mass deportations and the deployment of the National Guard in urban areas. Fred Fishman, a San Francisco resident, expressed his feelings of powerlessness, stating, "I feel like they're taking our country away. " Protesters also targeted Republican-led efforts to redraw congressional maps ahead of the 2026 midterms, aiming to increase Republican representation. Oakland's Sheelah Weaver described the protests as a movement to combat authoritarianism and promote democracy at the community level.

The sentiment resonated with many attendees, including 69-year-old Erica Sorenson, who remarked on the unprecedented nature of the current political climate. These rallies underscore a deepening discontent with federal policies and their perceived threat to democratic principles. The protests serve as a platform for citizens to express their concerns and advocate for change in their communities.

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