The narrative surrounding protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Los Angeles under President Donald Trump’s administration being a blue-city issue in a blue state with a liberal governor is being debunked as protests spread nationwide. Anti-ICE demonstrations are now emerging even in deep-red states like Texas, with more expected to follow. The upcoming “No Kings” protests on June 14 in over 2,000 cities and towns will further challenge this narrative.

The planned protests in various states, including Mississippi, Arkansas, Florida, and Wyoming, will send a strong message to President Trump. These events aim to showcase widespread American discontent with his policies, particularly concerning immigration and authoritarian tendencies. The recent dramatic incident involving the handcuffing of Senator Alex Padilla in Los Angeles has only fueled public outrage and is expected to increase turnout at the protests.

The protests are not confined to political affiliations but reflect a broader rejection of government actions perceived as undemocratic and oppressive. As Americans prepare to voice their disapproval through protests across all 50 states, the message to the administration is clear: attempts to suppress dissent and impose control will not go unchallenged. With Trump’s approval ratings plummeting and public discontent on the rise, the planned protests are poised to underscore the growing national opposition to the administration’s policies.