Thousands of people came out in cities across the US on Monday to oppose President Trump and billionaires on Labor Day.
May Day Strong, a alliance of dozens of labor and advocacy groups, over 1,000 protests and other programs organized in more than 900 cities. Nationwide push supported by AFL-CIO, “workers on billionaires” have been described.
The organizers told Hill He hoped that on Monday, several hundred thousand people to participate in programs across the country.
The protesters took the streets in big cities like New York, Chicago, Los angels And Philadelphia, while performing from many other cities and states, from Washington, DC, San Diego, and Florida pocket To Idaho,
Protests are generally focused on what critics see as a huge impact between prominent American business leaders and corporations during other Trump administration.
“Labor and communities are planning more than a barbecue on Labor Day this year because we have to stop billionaires. Billions are stealing from working families, destroying our democracy, and building private forces to attack our towns and cities,” May De Strongus Website reads,
Performance in some cities focused a special focus.
In Chicago, where Trump has threatened to push the National Guard soldiers and federal immigration agents to tighten the crime, thousands of protesters chanting and indicated and indicated any federal law enforcement, opposing Reuters, indicated and indicated. Informed,
Washington Post Informed The head of the local AFL-CIO body in San Francisco said that the city rally focused on technical companies like Palauntir, which has secured billions in federal contracts during Trump’s second term in a wide push to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI).
On arrival for the comment, White House spokesman Taylor Rogers said, “No one has done much for working men and women than President Trump.”
“President Trump believes that American activists are the heart and soul of our economy, which is why he has made the champion of an agenda that always holds him first-from signing the tax deduction of the largest middle class in history to signing the tax deduction of the largest middle class in history, to achieve about $ 10 trillions in new investments to create high-paying jobs in our country,” said Rugers. “
