'Hands Off' protests took place across the United States on Saturday in opposition to President Donald Trump's policies and the cuts spearheaded by his

Some 1,200 demonstrations are planned across the US on Saturday in what organizers expect to be the largest single day of protest against President Donald Trump and his billionaire ally, Elon Musk.

A woman at the Washington D.C. rally on the National Mall was pictured holding a sign saying: “Stop Destroying America.”

Hundreds of protests have been planned across all 50 US states today against the US President.

The Hands Off! protests are a series of demonstrations organized to express dissatisfaction with the Trump administration’s policies, particularly federal layoffs, mass deportations, and other controversial actions.

Nationwide protests in US against Trump and Musk's government downsizing, human rights violations, and economic policies draw thousands across the country.

WASHINGTON, D.C. ? Tens of thousands of people gathered Saturday at rallies across the country to voice concerns over President Trump's actions since taking office. The "Hands Off" protests were seen as the largest and most numerous protests since Trump's second term began. It was estimated that nationwide more than 500,000 people attended the hundreds of rallies, marches or protests organized by grassroots groups. The biggest protest was in D.C. Others took to the streets in New York, Washington, Boston, Atlanta, San Francisco and dozens of other cities from coast to coast. Protesters stretched as far as the eye could see along the National Mall and the crowd flowed toward the base of the Washington monument for hours. People were waving American flags and Ukrainian flags. They carried signs protesting cuts to the Education Department and Social Security, supporting trans rights and urging people to vote and defend the Constitution. Some played drums and shouted from bull horns. Toddlers rode tricycles or their…