4 cities where 'No Kings' protesters were arrested

As millions assembled across the country for the “No Kings” protests, violence erupted at some of the demonstrations, resulting in several dozen arrests. 

The participants of the “No Kings” gathered in response to President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies concerning immigration, the Middle East and other issues. According to the event website, an estimated 8 million people turned out for the third No Kings Day of Nonviolent Action, with more than 3,300 events across the United States.

"No Kings" did not immediately respond to The Christian Post's request for comment.

Last year, the “No Kings” protests coincided with the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary parade, which happened to fall on the president's birthday.

While the organizers’ website emphasizes its commitment to nonviolent action, encouraging participants to act lawfully at events, multiple demonstrators at events in several cities were arrested following confrontations with police or for acts of vandalism.

The following pages highlight cities where "No Kings” protesters were arrested for unlawful activities.