People in Jackson, Hernando, Greenville, Gulfport, Oxford and other Mississippi cities took part in “No Kings” rallies Saturday to protest policies of President Donald J. Trump.
Demonstrators at rallies across the U.S. criticized ICE raids, the deployment of National Guard troops to Democratic-run cities, the federal government shutdown and redrawing of some states’ congressional districts to favor Republicans.
Trump and many of his supporters labeled the events as “Hate America” rallies.
Hundreds of people at a rally on the south lawn of the Mississippi Capitol chanted, “Vote them out.”
“We’re here, you know, fighting for our democracy,” Clinton resident M.D. Whitfield said at that rally. “We’re fighting for due process.”
Mississippi Today is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) news and media company with a forward-facing mission of civic engagement and public dialog through service journalism, live events and digital outreach. Our newsroom is dedicated to providing Mississippians with reporting that inspires active interest in their state and equips them to engage in community life. Mississippi Today’s news stories are republished here under a Creative Commons license.
Latest posts by Mississippi Today (see all)
- NCAA women’s basketball tourney: Lattimore leads balanced attack as Ole Miss defeats Gonzaga 81-66 - March 20, 2026
- US Supreme Court revives Mississippi lawsuit from evangelical Christian challenging restrictions on demonstrations - March 20, 2026
- Ex-wrestler Teddy DiBiase is found not guilty on all counts in Mississippi welfare scandal - March 20, 2026