Nationwide 'Hands Off!' Protests Engage Thousands Across 1,200 Cities

On Saturday, thousands of Americans across the country participated in 'Hands Off' protests, expressing their discontent with President Donald Trump's administration and its recent policies, including global tariffs. Events were held in over 1,200 cities, including Sherman, Thousand Oaks, and Bemidji, where demonstrators voiced concerns over issues such as Social Security, healthcare, and civil rights. Organizers from local groups like Indivisible coordinated these rallies to bring together diverse communities united in their call for accountability and preservation of democracy. Many protesters criticized Trump's approach to governance, citing fears of government overreach and threats to personal freedoms. In Thousand Oaks alone, estimates suggest over 2,000 people turned out for the rally, emphasizing the national sentiment against current policies. The protests remained peaceful, highlighting a collective desire for change and solidarity among various political affiliations.