Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Fourth 'No Kings' Protests Planned for March
People who are against the Trump administration's policies are planning a big protest on March 28, 2026.
They want 9 million people to join, which would be the largest protest in U.S. history.
The protest is mainly about immigration policies and the use of federal power.
The movement started after some tragic events and has grown bigger with each protest.
They are also getting support from people in other countries.
The protest is a way for people to show they disagree with the government's actions and to stand up for what they believe in.
Organisers plan a fourth 'No Kings' protest for March 28, 2026, aiming for 9 million participants.
The protest opposes Trump administration's immigration policies and executive power expansion.
Previous protests in June and October 2025 drew between 5 and 7 million people.
The movement is strategically using the '3.5% rule' to achieve political change.
The protest will take place in 2,700 locations across the U.S. and in European capitals.
- Who
- Organisers of the No Kings movement, including the 50501 Movement, Indivisible, and MoveOn
- What
- A nationwide day of protest against the Trump administration's policies and executive power
- When
- March 28, 2026
- Where
- Across the United States and in European capitals like London, Paris, and Berlin
- Why
- To oppose the Trump administration's immigration policies, executive power expansion, and recent federal crackdowns that resulted in deaths
- Date
- March 28, 2026
- Expected Turnout
- 9 million
- Organisers
- 50501 Movement, Indivisible, MoveOn
- Key Locations
- Minneapolis, New York, Los Angeles, European capitals
- Primary Issue
- Opposition to Trump administration's immigration policies and executive power
- Strategic Framework
- 3.5% rule
- Previous Protests
- June 14, 2025, October 2025
- Protest Locations
- 2,700 locations nationwide and internationally