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50,000 Protesters Gather in LA to Impeach Trump

3/28/2026

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Protesters Demand Impeachment

More than 50,000 protesters are expected to attend the No Kings Day events in Los Angeles, with the main rally at Gloria Molina Grand Park.
Speakers include actress Jodie Sweetin.
Organizers plan to impeach U.S. President Donald Trump and abolish ICE.
Additional marches are scheduled across Southern California, including Encino and Pasadena.
Security measures are in place to manage anticipated crowds and prevent disruptions.

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Mazzara Advocates Violence

Internal emails from the Department of Homeland Security show Joseph Mazzara, then-acting general counsel, urged agents to have "just started hitting the rioters" at a Los Angeles anti-ICE protest last June.
American Oversight obtained the emails, signaling a troubling DHS tone.
The comment drew criticism for promoting hostility toward protesters and possible constitutional violations.
Protests against the Trump administration continue, with significant demonstrations planned in Los Angeles over immigration policies.

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Historical Context

Protests against the Trump administration's immigration policies began in 2017, fueled by a reported 30% increase in deportations by ICE. These demonstrations, including significant gatherings in cities like Los Angeles, reflect ongoing public dissent regarding civil rights and governmental authority. The long-term impact includes continued debates over immigration reform and the balance of power between federal agencies and citizens' rights.

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Protesters Demand Impeachment

More than 50,000 protesters are expected to attend the No Kings Day events in Los Angeles, with the main rally at Gloria Molina Grand Park.
Speakers include actress Jodie Sweetin.
Organizers plan to impeach U.S. President Donald Trump and abolish ICE.
Additional marches are scheduled across Southern California, including Encino and Pasadena.
Security measures are in place to manage anticipated crowds and prevent disruptions.

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