Thousands gathered on the Michigan Capitol lawn on Saturday, June 14, for one of the No Kings demonstrations planned across the country to protest President Donald Trump's administration.

Hundreds of demonstrators, many of whom traveled from neighboring counties, lined Highland Avenue and Main Street, carrying signs, waving various flags, and shouting chants as cars passing by honked....

“We’re here to say loud and clear, in a democracy there are no kings and no one is above the law,” said Dwayne Heisler, director of the Pennsylvania Policy Center.

Thousands of people were expected to gather across Michigan Saturday to protest President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement policies and what they called as his broad authoritarian governance.

The demonstrations are organized by Indivisible, a nonprofit coalition of progressive political action groups.

In Los Angeles, thousands gathered in front of City Hall, hundreds gathered on the lawn in front of Mississippi's state Capitol and marchers in downtown Little Rock walked across a bridge over the Ark...