Thousands Join No Kings Protests Across US Cities Against Trump Administration

On June 14, thousands of protesters across multiple U.S. cities participated in the nationwide "No Kings" demonstrations opposing President Trump's administration and its policies. In Volusia and Flagler counties, large crowds gathered peacefully, expressing dissent with signs accusing Trump of racism, treason, and authoritarianism while a small pro-Trump rally also took place nearby without major conflict. Similar rallies occurred in Orlando, Roanoke, Miami Beach, and Port St. Lucie, where participants emphasized rejecting authoritarianism and called for reclaiming democratic power. The Roanoke events featured live music, family-friendly activities, and messages highlighting concerns over immigration enforcement and discrimination, with support from diverse community members including military veterans. Overall, the protests reflected widespread frustration with the Trump administration, promoting the slogan "No Kings" to symbolize opposition to perceived overreach and corruption. These demonstrations were marked by peaceful yet energized crowds and significant public engagement, including supportive honking from passing drivers.