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Social Justice Sunday

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Protestors rallied during "Social Justice Sundays" on November 2, 2025, responding to President Trump's social media assertion that comedian Seth Meyers' criticism was "PROBABLY ILLEGAL. " They condemned the ongoing destruction of part of the White House to construct a new ballroom, criticizing it as a misallocation of resources. The House Republican leadership's refusal to negotiate on federal spending for essential services further fueled discontent among demonstrators. Activists highlighted violent imagery of ICE agents in Illinois, calling for justice and accountability. Local community leaders urged citizens to engage in political processes to address these pressing issues and hold officials accountable.

The protest reflected a broader trend of public dissatisfaction with current policies and governance. As tensions rise, the community seeks more transparency and dialogue with elected representatives. The protest underscores the significance of grassroots activism in shaping political discourse.

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