Protests Erupt Nationwide Against Trump's Policies, Refugee Program

Protests against President Trump's policies have erupted across various U.S. cities, with demonstrators voicing concerns over his suspension of the US Refugee Admissions Program and other executive actions. In Washington D.C., faith-based advocates gathered outside the White House, highlighting the impact of funding cuts and furloughs faced by refugee resettlement agencies. Similar protests occurred in St. Paul and Austin, where participants expressed opposition to Trump's crackdown on immigration. In Kentucky, around 200 protestors rallied at the state Capitol, calling for immediate action against Trump's recent executive orders. Additionally, grassroots organizations in Paducah organized efforts to hold senators accountable for federal appointments, particularly opposing Trump's nomination of Russell Vought for director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget. The nationwide sentiment reflects a growing discontent with the administration's policies and decisions.