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Indivisible Sisters Protest to Oppose the Assault on the U.S. Constitution, Social Programs & the Economy - Cascade Business News
(Photo courtesy of Indivisible Sisters) Indivisible Sisters organized a well-attended protest rally recently in Sisters. At least 800 protesters lined Cascade Avenue to rally. They protested the Executive Branch’s illegal attempts to dismantle and defund Congressionally mandated agencies and social programs. Signs held high by attendees were creative in their ire against resent punitive tariffs,
145-150 participants rally against federal actions
About 150 people spent an hour on April 5 in Choteau carrying signs protesting the Trump administration’s actions affecting federal programs and constitutional rights in one of more than 1,200 “Hands Off!” rallies across the nation.
Americans Rally to Protect Benefits and Democracy.
(ThyBlackMan.com) They rallied in Washington, DC and in Boston, in Chicago and Concord, New Hampshire, in Milwaukee and Asheville, North Carolina, and in 1300 other places. A combined attendance of at least a mill people cane together to send a message to the President and the man who purchased the co-Presidency, Elon Musk. The message – hands off our Social Security, our Medicaid and Medicare, our 401-k accounts, our immigrant brothers and si…
Iowa City rallies for immigrants, federal workers, the VA, health benefits, science and LGBTQ rights at Hands Off! protest of Trump administration - Little Village
Hands Off! rally-goers march in downtown Iowa City, April 5, 2025. — Kellan Doolittle/Little VillagePeople in more than 1,300 cities across the country rallied on Saturday for Hands Off! protests against the sudden, brutal actions of the Trump administration. In Iowa, there were rallies in 17 cities, stretching from Red Oak to Davenport. In Cerro Gordo County, which Trump carried by 12 percentage points in November, more than 250 people rallied …
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