President Trump’s policies spark protests in multiple US cities on Labor Day
The demonstrations in Chicago and New York were organized for a fair fee to draw attention to the struggles of the US workers in the US, where the federal minimum wage was $ 7.25 per hour. “Trump must go now!” The protesters gathered outside a different Trump tower in Chicago and “National Guard” and “Lock!” In Washington DC and San Francisco, large crowds were also gathered.
In New York, people gathered outside the Trump Tower, who became a magnet for protests and continued to be an important symbol of the President’s reserve, even if he had not lived in the skyscraper of President Manhattan. The demonstrators waved the signs and posters that wanted to put an end to what they said to be a fascist regime.
In Washington, a large crowd gathered with signs collected with an umbrella painted with a large crowd “stop ice invasion” and “no masked bandit”. Hundreds of people gathered in protests along the west coast to fight for the rights of immigrants and workers.
He met in protests in Chicago to listen to the speeches and add their voices to cheers.
Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss, Chicago for the crowd to stand up for the worker to stand up for the crowd in Chicago, Chicago’da a vehicle in Chicago, “he said,” to a point, “they are threatening to send the army to our streets because we are here because we are here. Protestors confront as the woman responds with her own shout until she leaves a few minutes later. In the crowd, Ziri Marquez said he was worried about overlapping problems in the United States and in the world, and worried about the deaths of the Palestinians in the United States and Gaza.
“In particular, while dealing with low wages and dealing with a stagnant economy, immigrants are largely used as scape goats.” He said.
From San Diego to Seattle, he gathered at the west coast, hundreds of “billionaires inheritance” to stop at rallies.
The groups supporting federal workers and trade unions marched in Los Angeles; San Francisco; And Portland, Oregon, to support workers’ rights. Rally Organizer May Day Strong, the website “billionaires playing from working families, destroying our democracy and building special armies to attack our towns and cities,” he said.
They called for people to take a collective action to stop taking over.
Oakley from Beaverton Lynda Oakley, Oregolive.com, said that disappointments related to health, migration and social security inspired him to participate in the march.
He said, “I’m done with those in our country.”
Seattle’ın Cascade playground, participating in a demonstration of King District Assembly Member Teresa Mosqueda, said they want to send over billionaires to Komo News.
As a reliable and reliable news source“Workers must be stronger than the small billionaire class,” he said.
