A major movement stood against dictatorship; Thousands of citizens in America took to the streets in a wave of anger against the Trump government

Washington/New York: A wave of anger has arisen across the country against the controversial and anti -people policies of US President Donald Trump, thousands of citizens are strongly opposing the government’s action by taking to the streets. Demonstrations and rallies were held at about 400 places in various cities across the country including New York, Washington DC, Chicago, Los Angeles and Jacksonville, Florida.

Citizens participating in these demonstrations say that the policies of Trump administration have threatened democracy, freedom of expression and civil rights in the country. They allege that the Trump administration is weakening the rule of the law, crushing the rights of common citizens and ruling with dictatorial attitude.

People outrage against ‘Raja’ Trump

The background of these demonstrations is equally important. A few months ago, Trump created a lot of resentment on social media by calling himself a “king”. This was followed by protests on 17 February under the name ‘Nine Kings Day’. This was the fourth major protest since taking over of Trump on 20 January. Various groups participating in these demonstrations came together to oppose the economic, social and political policies of the Trump government.

Major public grievances and concerns

The complaints expressed by the citizens are multi -faceted. The main one is one

Heavy cuts in government jobs

Negative impact of economic policies on the market

Rising unemployment

Boundaries on human rights and civil freedom

Remove some news organizations from press pool

Extensive changes in immigration policies

Due to this, there is increasing dissatisfaction in the society and many people are describing the policies of Trump and Alan Musk as dangerous for the future of the country.

“This government is not for the public” nature and purpose of the movement

“This movement is against any violence. Our aim is not to harm anyone, but raise our voice to protect the constitution of the country and form an honest, transparent government.” It is particularly notable that this movement is not only limited to Democratic Party, but also includes Republicans, independent and various social groups.

Danger of democracy

These demonstrations in America have made one thing clear. Democracy is not limited to voting only, but depends on the awareness and direct partnership of the citizens. The dissatisfaction with the rule of the Trump administration has increased so much that the public has now become widespread and has opened a front to protect the Constitution. This is likely to start a movement not only in the US but also globally to discuss democratic values.