Overview
- Coordinated May Day protests took place in over 1,000 locations, with major marches in cities like Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C.
- Labor unions, immigrant-rights groups, and grassroots organizations united to oppose President Trump's agenda, including mass deportations, education cuts, and anti-union policies.
- A parallel National Law Day of Action saw hundreds of lawyers at courthouses nationwide reaffirming their commitment to the rule of law and condemning political interference in the judiciary.
- Speakers like Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez addressed crowds, warning of Medicaid cuts and calling for resistance to executive overreach.
- Protests highlighted grievances over Trump's first 100 days, marked by 142 executive orders, federal job cuts, and pardons of January 6 participants.