This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Hibapress / Radio-Canada
Thousands of Americans went down to the street on Saturday in New York and other major cities in the country for a second day of anti-Trump mobilization in the space of two weeks.
No king in America Or Resist tyrannycould we read on signs for the New York demonstration, alongside images of the American president wearing a mustache at La Hitler.
Democracy runs a great dangertold theAFP Kathy Valy, 73, a descendant of Holocaust survivors, who said that what her parents told her about the rise of Nazism in the 1930s is happening here.
The difference with other fascists (…) is that Trump is too stupid to be effective and his team is dividedshe reassured herself.
The demonstrators particularly denounced the anti-immigration policy of the White House when the Supreme Court suspended the expulsions of migrants under a law of 1798 on foreign enemies.
Immigrants are welcome hereshouted the demonstrators gathered in front of the library of the largest city in the United States, a stone’s throw from the famous Trump Tower of the billionaire.
Contestants also gathered in front of the White House in Washington, although in number apparently lower than the previous mobilization of Saturday April 5, which brought together tens of thousands of people.
The Trump administration leads An assault against the rule of law and it is necessary to prevent the State from encroaching on the rights of people who live here in the United Statesdenounced Benjamin Douglas, 41 years old.
With a Keffieh on his head, Mr. Douglas wore a sign in support of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian student arrested last month in New York and threatened with expulsion for organizing demonstrations against war in Gaza.
The republican administration attacks people in order to raise xenophobia and erode well -established legal protectionshe accuses.
In the very conservative Texas, a demonstration took place in Galveston, a city of 50,000 inhabitants of the Gulf of Mexico.
I am at my fourth demonstrationsaid Patsy Oliver, a 63 -year -old writer. Usually, I await the next election, but there it is no longer possible. We have already lost too much.
On the west coast, hundreds of people gathered in a place in San Francisco to trace the words in the sand Distribution + Resignation in giant letters.
