Organizers say tens of thousands could attend Austin’s No Kings rally. Here’s when it starts, where to go and what’s planned across Central Texas.

It's been nine months since last June's inaugural No Kings Day protest and six months since October's follow-up denouncing President Donald Trump and his administration's policies. Now, another round of demonstrations are planned nationally this weekend, including some here in Texas.

Austin's "No Kings" protest was one of more than 3,000 events across the nation, according to organizers. Similar "No Kings" protests in June and October last year brought thousands of people together, including elected leaders, in peaceful mobilization.

Anti-Trump group "The Raging Grannies" sang a protest song for reporter Rosa Flores at Saturday's "No Kings" rally in Austin, TX. The post Anti-Trump Group ‘Raging Grannies’ Sing For MS NOW Reporter at ‘No Kings’ Protest first appeared on Mediaite.

Austin is lining up with cities across the country this Saturday as the "No Kings" movement launches a nationwide day of nonviolent action. Here at home, the centerpiece is a lakeside rally at Auditorium Shores from 1 to 4 p.

With more than 3,0000 demonstrations planned nationwide on Saturday, including in San Diego, organizers are hoping for lasting political momentum.

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The No Kings Coalition will hold peaceful protests across Texas on March 28. Rallies in Austin, Dallas, and Houston will target ICE actions and federal immigration policies.