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Cronología de las protestas contra Donald Trump

Personas que participaron en la Marcha de las Mujeres de 2017 en Washington D.C., al día siguiente de la investidura de Donald Trump. Manifestantes en la toma de posesión de Don...

Personas que participaron en la Marcha de las Mujeres de 2017 en Washington D.C., al día siguiente de la investidura de Donald Trump.
Manifestantes en la toma de posesión de Donald Trump

Se produjeron numerosas protestas contra Donald Trump durante su primera campaña presidencial en 2016 (que comenzó en 2015), su primer mandato (de 2017 a 2021), su tercera campaña presidencial en 2024 (que comenzó en 2022) y su segundo mandato (que comenzó en 2025), y que giraron en torno a cuestiones como los derechos humanos , la inmigración , el racismo y el cambio climático . Las manifestaciones fueron organizadas en su mayoría por ciudadanos y organizaciones estadounidenses de izquierda de todo Estados Unidos , aunque también se han producido protestas ocasionales de derecha contra Trump, principalmente por su estrecha relación con el traficante de menores convicto Jeffrey Epstein . En ocasiones, los manifestantes se enfrentaron a contramanifestantes y a las fuerzas del orden , y las protestas a veces se tornaron violentas.

Antes de 2015

1989

  • 5 de mayo – El reverendo Al Sharpton organizó una manifestación frente a la Torre Trump en la ciudad de Nueva York en respuesta al anuncio de pena de muerte de Donald Trump del 1 de mayo. [ 1 ] [ 2 ]
  • 31 de octubre – Alrededor de 100 manifestantes de la organización activista contra el VIH/SIDA ACT UP protestaron en la Torre Trump de Nueva York en apoyo a la vivienda para personas con VIH/SIDA. Protestaron contra Trump porque lo veían a él y a la torre como un símbolo de avaricia y desigualdad. Debido a que era Halloween , muchos iban disfrazados. Entraron al edificio lanzando volantes desde la escalera mecánica, lo que provocó 6 arrestos. Un activista disfrazado de Dorothy Gale le dijo a la policía, después de que apagaran la escalera mecánica, que debían volver a encenderla porque llevaba tacones. Así lo hicieron, y los manifestantes lo ovacionaron cuando bajó. [ 3 ]

2009

3 de marzo – Al menos 9 manifestantes escoceses asociados con el grupo Plane Stupid protestaron contra la expansión del aeropuerto de Aberdeen argumentando que los jets privados contribuyen significativamente al cambio climático . Trump planeaba un extravagante complejo de golf al norte de Aberdeen y financiar la expansión del aeropuerto para permitir que aterrizaran más jets privados . La protesta incluyó vestirse imitando la moda de Donald Trump y simular jugar al golf en la pista . Johnny Agnew, quien se subió al techo de un edificio del aeropuerto para ayudar a interrumpir las operaciones, declaró: "La realidad es que el futuro de nuestra generación se está desvaneciendo para que personas como Donald Trump y sus amigos multimillonarios puedan volar a Aberdeen para jugar una partida de golf". [ 4 ]

2012

25 de abril – Más de 40 residentes de Edimburgo protestaron contra el discurso de Trump, en el que amenazó con retener la financiación para un hotel de golf a menos que se cancelara la construcción de un aerogenerador cercano . [ 5 ] La oposición de Trump a los proyectos de energía eólica fue posteriormente desestimada en los tribunales. El proyecto del campo de golf, que ya estaba parcialmente terminado, se construyó independientemente del aerogenerador.

Campaña presidencial de 2016

2015

Las protestas contra Trump comenzaron tras el anuncio de su candidatura en junio de 2015, especialmente después de que dijera que los inmigrantes ilegales de México estaban "trayendo drogas, trayendo delincuencia, son violadores". [ 6 ] [ 7 ]

Protesta contra Trump en el futuro Hotel Trump International, Washington, DC , el 9 de julio de 2015.
  • 9 de julio – En Washington, D.C. , un grupo de manifestantes se reunió frente al futuro Hotel Internacional Trump, Washington, D.C. para protestar y "pedir un boicot mundial a las propiedades y programas de televisión de Trump". [ 9 ]
  • 10 de julio – Mientras Trump hablaba en una reunión de Amigos de Abe , unos 150 manifestantes se congregaron con pancartas y golpeando piñatas con la imagen de Trump. Un grupo más pequeño de partidarios de Trump se reunió cerca de los manifestantes y generó tensión, y uno de ellos comenzó a atacar a los manifestantes. [ 10 ]
  • 12 de julio – Manifestantes interrumpieron a Trump en un discurso en Phoenix, Arizona, con una gran pancarta y posteriormente fueron escoltados fuera mientras los partidarios de Trump coreaban "¡ EE. UU.! ". [ 11 ]
  • 23 de julio – Trump llegó a Laredo, Texas , y fue recibido por manifestantes mientras otros se reunían en su apoyo. [ 12 ]
  • 11 de agosto – Aproximadamente 150 manifestantes se reunieron en Birch Run, Michigan, frente a un mitin en el Birch Run Expo Center , convocado por el Partido Demócrata de Michigan debido a lo que calificaron como "declaraciones antiinmigrantes y antiveteranos" hechas por Trump. [ 13 ]
  • 25 de agosto – Durante una conferencia de prensa, el presentador de Univision , Jorge Ramos, comenzó a cuestionar a Trump incluso antes de que le dieran la palabra. Tras escuchar "¡Siéntese! No le han dado la palabra" y "Vuelva a Univision", Ramos continuó protestando contra el plan de Trump de deportar a los inmigrantes indocumentados y a sus hijos nacidos en Estados Unidos. Trump hizo una señal a su equipo de seguridad, y Keith Schiller sacó a Ramos del evento. Posteriormente, Trump se reunió a solas con Ramos. [ 14 ] [ 15 ] [ 16 ]
  • 3 de septiembre – El jefe de seguridad de Trump, Keith Schiller, fue filmado golpeando a un manifestante. [ 17 ]
  • 14 de octubre – En Richmond, Virginia, se produjeron varios enfrentamientos entre manifestantes y partidarios de Trump. [ 18 ]
  • 7 de noviembre – Más de 200 manifestantes, muchos de ellos latinos, se manifestaron frente al 30 Rockefeller Plaza , donde Trump estaba presentando Saturday Night Live . [ 19 ]
  • 4 de diciembre – Después de ser interrumpido diez veces durante un discurso en Raleigh, Carolina del Norte, Trump dio por terminado su mitin. [ 20 ]
  • 12 de diciembre – Varios manifestantes abuchearon a Trump durante un mitin en Aiken, Carolina del Sur. [ 21 ]
  • 22 de diciembre – Más de una docena de manifestantes fueron expulsados ​​de un mitin de Trump con 9000 personas en Grand Rapids, Michigan, tras interrumpir el discurso del candidato más de diez veces. Un asistente golpeó a un manifestante. Trump calificó a los manifestantes de "drogados" y "tan débiles" por no oponer resistencia cuando los guardias de seguridad los escoltaron fuera. Trump cuestionó por qué los manifestantes lo abucheaban frente a "un grupo de 9000 maníacos que quieren matarlos". [ 22 ]

2016

Durante las primarias republicanas

Protesta contra Trump en Lowell, Massachusetts , enero de 2016
Mitin de Trump en el UIC Pavilion de Chicago el 11 de marzo de 2016 , inmediatamente después de que se anunciara la cancelación de su asistencia al evento. Muchos manifestantes gritaron "¡Bernie!" para mostrar su apoyo al candidato demócrata Bernie Sanders .
  • 1 de marzo – Kashiya Nwanguma asistió a un mitin de Trump en Louisville, Kentucky , con dos carteles anti-Trump. Informó que los partidarios de Trump le arrancaron los carteles y le gritaron insultos. [ 28 ]
  • 10 de marzo – Mientras Trump era escoltado por la policía desde un mitin en Fayetteville, Carolina del Norte, un manifestante fue golpeado por un partidario de Trump. La Oficina del Sheriff del Condado de Cumberland presentó cargos por agresión y lesiones. [ 29 ] [ 30 ] [ 31 ] Un manifestante que era escoltado por la policía desde un mitin en Fayetteville, Carolina del Norte , fue golpeado por sorpresa por John McGraw, un partidario de Trump. McGraw luego dijo a los medios que la próxima vez que viera al manifestante, "quizás tengamos que matarlo". [ 32 ] McGraw fue posteriormente acusado de agresión y lesiones [ 29 ] [ 31 ] [ 33 ] y recibió 12 meses de libertad condicional. [ 34 ] En Meet the Press , Trump dijo que había instruido a su equipo para que investigara el pago de los honorarios legales de McGraw y dijo: "Obviamente ama a su país". [ 32 ]
  • 11 de marzo – Durante un mitin en San Luis , en el que Trump fue "interrumpido repetidamente por manifestantes, estalló la violencia entre partidarios de Trump y manifestantes, resultando en 32 arrestos". [ 35 ] [ 36 ] Un evento planeado para más tarde ese día en Chicago provocó enfrentamientos entre partidarios y manifestantes en el estadio de la Universidad de Illinois en Chicago antes de que Trump pudiera salir a hablar, debido a una cantidad inusualmente grande de manifestantes, y la campaña canceló el mitin por motivos de seguridad. Trump declaró que tomó la decisión él mismo, comentando: "No quería ver a la gente herida [así que] decidí posponer el mitin". [ 37 ] [ 38 ] [ 39 ]
  • 12 de marzo – Thomas Dimassimo, un hombre de 32 años, intentó irrumpir en el escenario mientras Trump hablaba en un mitin en Dayton, Ohio . Dimassimo fue detenido por agentes del Servicio Secreto y posteriormente acusado de alteración del orden público y de provocar pánico (delito menor ). [ 40 ]
  • 13 de marzo – Trump se negó a asumir la responsabilidad por los enfrentamientos en sus actos de campaña, criticó a los manifestantes que han acosado sus mítines y exigió que la policía comenzara a arrestar a los manifestantes. [ 41 ] Su mitin en Kansas City fue interrumpido repetidamente por manifestantes dentro del recinto, mientras que manifestantes fuera del evento fueron rociados con gas pimienta por la policía. [ 42 ] [ 43 ] En un intento por disuadir a futuros manifestantes, Trump podría comenzar a solicitar que se arreste a los manifestantes "[p]orque entonces sus vidas se arruinarán". [ 43 ]
  • 17 de marzo – Durante una entrevista con CNN, Trump predijo que "habría disturbios" si se le negaba la nominación republicana a pesar de tener la mayor cantidad de delegados en la convención. [ 44 ]
  • 18 de marzo – Entre 500 y 600 personas protagonizaron un enfrentamiento a las afueras de un mitin en Salt Lake City, Utah . Agentes de policía formaron una barricada humana para separar a los dos grupos, que en su mayoría se mantuvieron pacíficos. Hacia el final del mitin, los manifestantes derribaron una carpa de seguridad en un mitin de Trump en Utah y arrojaron piedras a los asistentes mientras salían. Dos personas intentaron sin éxito entrar al recinto. Agentes del Servicio Secreto aseguraron el interior del recinto y aproximadamente 40 agentes de policía antidisturbios impidieron el acceso de los manifestantes al edificio. [ 45 ] No se realizaron arrestos. [ 46 ] [ 47 ]
  • 19 de marzo – Miles de manifestantes anti-Trump en Nueva York corearon "¡Que se joda Trump!" y "¡Donald Trump, vete!" mientras se congregaban alrededor del edificio Trump International Tower cerca de la calle 60 y Columbus Circle. El grupo fue seguido por decenas de agentes de la policía de Nueva York que colocaron barricadas metálicas en las calles y bloquearon el paso de los manifestantes cuando intentaban cruzar intersecciones concurridas. Después de que estallara la violencia, la policía roció con gas pimienta a la multitud, a la que impidió cruzar la calle. [ 48 ] Durante una protesta simultánea, los manifestantes bloquearon una autopista que conducía al mitin de Trump en Fountain Hills, Arizona , lo que resultó en tres arrestos. [ 49 ]
Protestas en la ciudad de Nueva York el 14 de abril de 2016. Una pancarta dice "Que se joda tu muro", denunciando la política de inmigración de Trump .
  • 14 de abril – Cientos de manifestantes se congregaron en un hotel Hyatt de la ciudad de Nueva York en contra de los deseos del personal del hotel. [ 50 ]
  • 28 de abril – Varios cientos de manifestantes en Costa Mesa, California , se enfrentaron con la policía y simpatizantes de Trump frente al OC Fair & Event Center , donde Trump celebraba un mitin. Diecisiete personas fueron arrestadas y cinco patrullas policiales resultaron dañadas. [ 51 ]
  • 29 de abril – Entre 1000 y 3000 [ 52 ] [ 53 ] [ 54 ] protestaron en el área que rodea Burlingame, California , donde Trump iba a dar un discurso en la convención del Partido Republicano de California. [ 55 ] En un momento dado, los manifestantes se abalanzaron sobre las puertas de seguridad. [ 56 ] Los activistas bloquearon una intersección principal fuera del evento y vandalizaron un coche patrulla. Finalmente, la policía restableció el orden en la zona. [ 57 ] Por razones de seguridad, el propio Trump se vio obligado a saltar un muro y entrar por una entrada trasera del recinto. [ 58 ]
  • 1 de mayo – Miles de manifestantes marcharon el domingo por el centro de Los Ángeles , algunos expresando su apoyo a los trabajadores e inmigrantes, otros criticando a Trump. El sargento Barry Montgomery del Departamento de Policía de Los Ángeles declaró a Los Angeles Times que no se produjo ningún arresto. Algunos manifestantes portaban una gran figura inflable de Trump sosteniendo una capucha del Ku Klux Klan en su mano derecha. [ 59 ]

Después de que Trump ganara las primarias

  • Presencia policial en las inmediaciones del Centro de Convenciones de San Diego el 27 de mayo de 2016.
    7 de mayo – Manifestantes que gritaban "El amor vence al odio" se reunieron con simpatizantes de Trump antes de su segundo mitin en Washington . Muchos manifestantes afuera se pronunciaron en contra de las palabras y posturas políticas de Trump con respecto a las mujeres, los hispanos y los musulmanes, incluyendo su plan de construir un muro entre Estados Unidos y México. Más tarde ese día, un grupo de manifestantes bloqueó una carretera cerca del lugar donde Trump tenía previsto hablar, con la esperanza de impedirle llegar al sitio. Según las autoridades, se realizaron "un pequeño número de arrestos". [ 60 ]
  • 24 de mayo – Tras una manifestación en Albuquerque , Nuevo México , los manifestantes comenzaron a lanzar piedras y botellas contra la policía y los caballos de la policía, rompieron una puerta de cristal del centro de convenciones y quemaron varios carteles y banderas de Trump, llenando la calle de humo. [ 61 ] [ 62 ] Las imágenes de vídeo del incidente también mostraron a los manifestantes saltando sobre varios coches patrulla. [ 63 ]
  • 25 de mayo – Manifestantes anti-Trump fueron arrestados después de enfrentarse con partidarios de Trump en Anaheim, quienes alegaron que los manifestantes eran "ilegales" y que "se iban a quemar en el infierno". [ 64 ] [ 65 ]
  • 27 de mayo – Manifestantes anti-Trump se enfrentaron con partidarios de Trump y con la policía después de que un mitin de Trump terminara en San Diego . Los manifestantes ondearon banderas mexicanas y carteles en apoyo a Bernie Sanders . [ 66 ] Algunos manifestantes fueron arrestados cuando intentaron pasar las barandillas que los separaban del Centro de Convenciones donde Trump estaba hablando. [ 67 ] Los enfrentamientos, en su mayoría verbales y que no resultaron en heridos ni daños materiales, comenzaron después de que el mitin de Trump terminara y sus partidarios salieran a la calle. Individuos de ambos bandos gritaron, arrojaron basura y ocasionalmente dieron puñetazos, pero no se reportaron heridos ni daños materiales. La policía declaró entonces la protesta como una reunión ilegal y ordenó a la multitud que se dispersara. Se realizaron más arrestos cuando algunos miembros de la multitud no se dispersaron. Un total de 35 personas fueron arrestadas en esa protesta. [ 66 ] [ 67 ] [ 68 ]
  • 2 de junio – Se produjeron protestas y disturbios frente a un mitin de Trump en San José, California . Durante una serie de protestas, cientos de manifestantes anti-Trump, ondeando banderas mexicanas, se subieron a autos y acosaron a los partidarios de Donald Trump. Se reportaron actos de violencia, incluyendo lanzamiento de botellas y agresiones contra los partidarios de Trump. [ 69 ] [ 70 ] Un agente de policía fue agredido. [ 71 ] [ 70 ] [ 72 ] Al menos una bandera estadounidense fue quemada por los manifestantes. [ 73 ] Se viralizó un video de una mujer partidaria de Trump siendo atacada con huevos lanzados por los manifestantes. [ 74 ] La violencia y la inacción policial fueron denunciadas en el Ayuntamiento de San José ese mismo mes. [ 75 ]
  • 10 de junio – Manifestantes anti-Trump y simpatizantes de Trump se enfrentaron a las afueras de un mitin en Richmond, Virginia . Un simpatizante de Trump fue golpeado y varios manifestantes fueron derribados al suelo por la policía. Cinco personas fueron arrestadas, pero solo una fue acusada.
  • 16 de junio – Un fotógrafo del Dallas Advocate fue golpeado en la cabeza por una piedra lanzada desde una multitud afuera de un mitin en Dallas que incluía tanto a partidarios de Trump como a manifestantes. [ 76 ]
  • 18 de junio – Durante un mitin en Las Vegas, Michael Sandford , un ciudadano británico de 20 años, fue arrestado por agresión y recluido en la cárcel del condado hasta su comparecencia ante un tribunal federal, donde fue acusado de "un acto de violencia en un lugar restringido". Se le acusó de intentar arrebatarle el arma a un agente de policía y, posteriormente, de afirmar que tenía la intención de matar a Trump. Siendo ciudadano británico, se encontraba ilegalmente en Estados Unidos y permanece detenido sin derecho a fianza. [ 77 ] [ 78 ] Posteriormente, se declaró culpable de cargos federales por posesión ilegal de un arma de fuego y por perturbar un acto oficial. [ 79 ]
  • 1 de julio – Tres personas fueron arrestadas tras un altercado entre simpatizantes de Trump y manifestantes anti-Trump a las afueras de la Cumbre Conservadora Occidental . Según The Gazette , un hombre le arrebató pegatinas a favor de Trump a una mujer que las vendía fuera del centro de convenciones de Denver , las arrancó y se las arrojó a la cara. Se produjo entonces un forcejeo, y muchas personas salieron a la calle. [ 80 ]

Después de la nominación oficial

La estrella de Trump en el Paseo de la Fama de Hollywood fue destruida en octubre de 2016.
  • 4 de agosto – Un grupo de manifestantes permaneció en silencio entre los asistentes sentados en un mitin de Trump en Portland, Maine , y alzó copias de la Constitución en sus bolsillos , en referencia al discurso de Khizr Khan en la Convención Nacional Demócrata días antes. Los manifestantes fueron expulsados ​​del mitin. [ 81 ]
  • 19 de agosto – Decenas de manifestantes se congregaron frente al edificio donde se celebró una recaudación de fondos para Trump en Minneapolis y marcharon alrededor del mismo. «Más tarde, un grupo más pequeño se tornó indisciplinado. Algunos asistentes a la recaudación de fondos fueron empujados, agredidos verbalmente y escupidos al salir del centro de convenciones». [ 82 ]
  • 31 de agosto – Un grupo de aproximadamente 500 personas protestó en el centro de Phoenix, Arizona , coreando consignas y golpeando una piñata de Trump . No hubo arrestos, aunque la policía tuvo que apartar a dos manifestantes anti-Trump de la acera por donde los asistentes a un mitin de Trump ingresaban al Centro de Convenciones de Phoenix , alegando que los manifestantes estaban causando un conflicto con los partidarios de Trump. [ 83 ]
  • 10 de octubreDave Eggers y Jordan Kurland lanzaron el proyecto musical estelar 30 Days, 30 Songs , programado para publicar una canción por día en contra de Donald Trump. [ 84 ] [ 85 ] Debido a la abrumadora respuesta de más artistas, el proyecto fue renombrado y reprogramado a 30 Days, 40 Songs y 30 Days, 50 Songs . Entre los músicos se encuentran estrellas como REM , Moby , Franz Ferdinand , Jimmy Eat World , Loudon Wainwright y muchos otros. [ 86 ]
  • 18 de octubre – Decenas de mujeres, algunas de ellas víctimas de agresión sexual , se congregaron frente a la Torre Trump un martes por la mañana para iniciar una serie de protestas en todo el país que instan a las mujeres a abandonar el Partido Republicano y retirar su apoyo a Donald Trump. Vestidas de negro, las manifestantes se sentaron frente a la Torre Trump portando pancartas con lemas como "Agarra mi coño, cabrón, te reto" y "No pises mi coño", en referencia a la grabación de Donald Trump y Billy Bush . [ 87 ]
  • 26 de octubre – La estrella de Trump en el Paseo de la Fama de Hollywood fue destruida con un mazo y un pico. [ 88 ] El responsable se declaró culpable de un cargo de vandalismo grave y fue sentenciado a tres años de libertad condicional en febrero de 2017. [ 89 ]
  • 5 de noviembre – Durante un mitin en el Centro de Convenciones Reno-Sparks en Reno, Nevada , agentes del Servicio Secreto sacaron rápidamente a Trump del escenario cuando alguien gritó "arma" mientras otros intentaban quitarle a un manifestante su cartel anti-Trump. El manifestante fue interrogado y se comprobó que no portaba armas. Trump regresó minutos después para reanudar su mitin. [ 90 ] [ 91 ]

Antes de su primera presidencia

Marcha contra Trump en Saint Paul, Minnesota, el 9 de noviembre.

Tras el anuncio de la victoria electoral de Trump, estallaron grandes protestas en todo Estados Unidos y en otros países como Canadá , Reino Unido , Francia , Alemania , Filipinas , Australia e Israel, algunas de las cuales se prolongaron durante varios días, y se planificaron más protestas para las semanas y meses siguientes.

Protesta frente a la Torre Trump en Chicago, el 9 de noviembre de 2016.
  • 9 de noviembre
Miles de manifestantes salieron a las calles de Chicago . El Chicago Tribune explica que la protesta fue "relativamente pacífica" y "no se registraron los graves actos de vandalismo ni la quema de efigies que ocurrieron en otros lugares". Cinco personas fueron arrestadas en total. [ 92 ] [ 93 ] [ 94 ]
También se produjeron protestas en varias universidades, entre ellas:
Estudiantes de secundaria y universitarios abandonaron las clases para protestar. [ 101 ] [ 117 ] Las protestas fueron mayormente pacíficas, aunque en algunas se encendieron hogueras, se quemaron banderas y se quemó una piñata de Trump. [ 118 ] [ 119 ]
Celebridades como Madonna , Cher y Lady Gaga participaron en Nueva York. [ 120 ] [ 121 ] [ 122 ] Algunos manifestantes bloquearon autopistas en Los Ángeles , San Diego y Portland, Oregón , y fueron dispersados ​​por la policía en las primeras horas de la mañana. [ 123 ] [ 124 ] Un manifestante fue atropellado por un automóvil. [ 125 ] En varias ciudades, los manifestantes fueron dispersados ​​con balas de goma, gas pimienta y bolsas de perdigones disparadas por la policía. [ 126 ] [ 127 ] [ 128 ] Si bien las protestas terminaron a las 3  am en la ciudad de Nueva York, se hicieron llamados a continuar las protestas durante los días siguientes. [ 129 ]
  • 10 de noviembre
El 10 de noviembre, manifestantes se congregaron en la Torre Trump de Nueva York.
Protestas en Madison, Wisconsin.
"El amor vence al odio" era un eslogan común, como aquí en el Capitolio del Estado de Idaho .
Mientras Trump celebraba la primera reunión de transición con el presidente Obama en la Casa Blanca , había manifestantes afuera. [ 130 ] Las protestas continuaron en ciudades de todo Estados Unidos. Se realizaron protestas internacionales en Londres , Vancouver y Manila . [ 131 ] [ 132 ] El alcalde de Los Ángeles, Eric Garcetti, expresó su comprensión hacia las protestas y elogió a quienes querían hacer oír su voz pacíficamente. [ 133 ]
En Austin, Texas , una joven reunió a los manifestantes con el mantra: "Soy mujer, soy mestiza, soy niña y no puedo votar. Pero eso no me impedirá hacerme oír", después de lo cual siguieron cánticos de "El amor es amor, y el amor vence al odio". [ 134 ] [ 135 ] [ 136 ] [ 137 ] En Los Ángeles, los manifestantes continuaron bloqueando las autopistas. [ 138 ] Una protesta pacífica se tornó violenta cuando un pequeño grupo comenzó a amotinarse y atacar a la policía en Portland, Oregón . [ 139 ] Las protestas en Portland atrajeron a más de 4000 personas y se mantuvieron en gran medida pacíficas, pero se extendieron a la autopista y bloquearon el tráfico. [ 140 ] Actos de vandalismo, incluyendo varias ventanas rotas, vehículos vandalizados y un incendio en un contenedor de basura, hicieron que la policía declarara un disturbio . [ 140 ] [ 141 ] Los manifestantes trataron de mantener el carácter pacífico de la protesta y corearon "protesta pacífica". [ 142 ]
Se realizaron protestas en las siguientes ciudades:
Se iniciaron numerosas peticiones para impedir que Trump asumiera el cargo, incluida una petición en Change.org iniciada por Elijah Berg de Carolina del Norte que solicitaba que los electores infieles en los estados que Trump ganó votaran por Clinton, la cual superó los tres millones de firmas. [ 153 ]
  • 11 de noviembre
Se produjeron protestas en las siguientes ciudades:
También se produjeron protestas en las siguientes escuelas:
También se produjo una protesta en la embajada de Estados Unidos en Tel Aviv , Israel. [ 187 ] [ 188 ] Las selecciones nacionales de fútbol de Estados Unidos y México también posaron juntas en un Muro de la Unidad en respuesta a la elección de Trump antes de su partido de clasificación para la Copa Mundial en Columbus, Ohio . [ 189 ]
Michael Moore en la marcha contra Trump, Ciudad de Nueva York, 12 de noviembre de 2016
  • 12 de noviembre
Reportaje de Voice of America sobre las protestas en Los Ángeles el 12 de noviembre.
Durante una marcha pacífica en Oregón en la madrugada del 12 de noviembre, un manifestante fue baleado por un agresor desconocido. [ 190 ] La policía de Portland, Oregón, informó que arrestó a más de veinte personas después de que los manifestantes se negaran a dispersarse. [ 191 ]
Manifestantes en una concentración anti-Trump en Indianápolis el 12 de noviembre.
El primer día del fin de semana después de las elecciones, una marcha de más de 10.000 personas en Los Ángeles partió de MacArthur Park y bloqueó el concurrido corredor de Wilshire Blvd. [ 192 ] [ 193 ] En la ciudad de Nueva York, otra multitud citada por NBC News como de 25.000 [ 194 ] marchó desde Union Square hasta la Torre Trump . [ 195 ] [ 196 ] [ 197 ] En Chicago, miles de personas marcharon por The Loop . [ 198 ] En Indianápolis , unas 500 personas se reunieron en el Capitolio estatal y luego procedieron a marchar hacia el centro. [ 199 ] Los manifestantes se dividieron en varios grupos, algunos de los cuales se trasladaron a las calles y bloquearon el tráfico. [ 200 ] Algunos manifestantes supuestamente arrojaron piedras a los agentes de policía, quienes respondieron disparando armas no letales. [ 201 ]
También se produjeron protestas internacionales en ciudades como Berlín, Alemania , Melbourne, Australia y Perth , Australia y Auckland, Nueva Zelanda . [ 202 ] [ 203 ] [ 204 ] [ 205 ]
  • 13 de noviembre
Las protestas continuaron en las siguientes ciudades:
En Atlanta, las palabras "FUCK TRUMP" fueron proyectadas en la fachada de un hotel de gran altura por los Socialistas Democráticos de América del Área Metropolitana de Atlanta . [ 211 ]
Se produjeron protestas internacionales en ciudades como Toronto , Ontario, Canadá, donde cerca de mil personas se congregaron en la plaza Nathan Phillips . [ 212 ] [ 213 ]
Protesta contra Trump en Silver Spring, Maryland [ 214 ]
  • 14 de noviembre
  • Un grupo de 40 manifestantes en Washington, D.C. , realizó una sentada en la oficina del posible líder de la minoría en el Senado, Charles Schumer , en un intento por cambiar el liderazgo demócrata e impedir la colaboración del partido con Trump. Diecisiete personas fueron arrestadas durante la sentada. [ 215 ]
  • En una pequeña protesta en la Universidad Estatal de Ohio , el líder de la protesta, Timothy Adams, fue atacado por la espalda y derribado a los escalones donde estaba parado, rompiéndose el megáfono y las gafas. [ 216 ] [ 217 ]
  • Varios distritos escolares experimentaron huelgas de estudiantes de secundaria, muchos de ellos demasiado jóvenes para haber votado. [ 218 ]
Estudiantes de la escuela secundaria Wilson protestan frente al hotel Trump en Washington, DC. Reportaje de Voice of America .
  • 15 de noviembre – Se produjeron protestas en las siguientes ciudades y universidades:
  • 16 de noviembre
  • 17 de noviembre
Protesta en el distrito de Mission, San Francisco , California, el 17 de noviembre.
  • 18 de noviembre
Protesta contra Trump en Chapel Hill, Carolina del Norte, el 18 de noviembre.
  • 19 de noviembre
Manifestantes en Chicago el 19 de noviembre marchando hacia la Torre Trump de Chicago.
Manifestantes en una concentración anti-Trump en San Francisco
Manifestación anti-Trump en Filadelfia el 19 de noviembre de 2016.
  • 20 de noviembre
  • 21 de noviembre
Protesta en Minneapolis , Minnesota, el 23 de noviembre.

Primera presidencia

Enero de 2017

Protesta en Chicago el 20 de enero.
  • 20 de enero – Cincuenta mujeres de El Paso, Texas y Ciudad Juárez , se manifestaron contra el muro propuesto y las primeras políticas migratorias de la administración Trump, permaneciendo en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México, unidas de manos y trenzando pañuelos o cabello entre las 7  y las 9  de la mañana. [ 292 ] [ 293 ] Las mujeres formaban parte de una organización llamada Boundless Across Borders. [ 293 ]
  • 20 de enero, investidura : Se produjeron múltiples protestas en relación con la primera investidura de Donald Trump como presidente de los Estados Unidos de América. [ 294 ]
Marcha de las mujeres en Washington, D.C.
  • 21 de enero, Marchas de Mujeres : Una serie de manifestaciones políticas conocidas como Marchas de Mujeres tuvieron lugar en diferentes lugares del mundo . [ 295 ] [ 296 ] Se estima que  participaron entre 3,3 y 4,6 millones de personas, lo que la convirtió en la mayor protesta en la historia de Estados Unidos hasta ese momento. [ 297 ]
  • 25 de enero – Siete miembros de Greenpeace escalaron una grúa de construcción perteneciente a Clark Construction y desplegaron una gran pancarta que decía "Resistir", bloqueando el tráfico e interrumpiendo las obras de un nuevo edificio de oficinas a media milla de la Casa Blanca. [ 298 ]
"La orden de inmigración de Trump provoca protestas en el aeropuerto de Nueva York", reportaje de Voice of America.

Febrero de 2017

Protestas en San Luis
Manifestación de solidaridad LGBT el 4 de febrero
Día sin inmigrantes 2017 – Manifestantes en Washington, D.C.
Vídeo de Voice of America titulado "No es mi protesta del Día del Presidente".
  • 20 de febreroDía de No Mis Presidentes , miles de manifestantes en ciudades de todo el país protestaron contra Trump. [ 348 ]
  • 21 de febrero – Manifestantes participaron en una protesta llamada "Resistir a Trump el martes" en Chicago, donde ocho miembros del clero de diferentes religiones fueron arrestados. [ 349 ]
  • 22 de febrero – Después de que la administración Trump revocara las protecciones para que los estudiantes transgénero usaran los baños escolares que correspondieran a su identidad de género, se produjeron protestas. [ 350 ] Alrededor de 200 personas se manifestaron frente a la Casa Blanca en apoyo de los derechos de los estudiantes transgénero. [ 351 ] El consejo municipal de Richmond, California, aprobó una resolución que apoyaba una investigación a Trump en relación con la Cláusula de Emolumentos Extranjeros de la Constitución. [ 352 ]
  • 24 de febrero – La United Talent Agency (UTA), que ya había cancelado su fiesta de los Óscar , organizó una manifestación contra Trump, llamada "Voces Unidas". [ 353 ] El evento ayudó a recaudar 320 000 dólares para la ACLU y el Comité Internacional de Rescate . [ 353 ] En la manifestación estuvieron Jodie Foster , Michael J. Fox , Keegan-Michael Key y otras celebridades. [ 354 ] Hubo casi 2000 asistentes. [ 353 ]
  • 27 de febrero – Una protesta pacífica que interrumpió parcialmente el tráfico tuvo lugar en Minneapolis por la noche. La protesta congregó entre 150 y 200 manifestantes que protestaban contra Trump y apoyaban un salario mínimo de 15 dólares . [ 355 ]
  • 28 de febrero – Manifestantes en Vancouver demostraron su sentimiento anti-Trump durante la gran inauguración del hotel Trump en Vancouver. [ 356 ] Frente a la Casa Blanca, a pesar de la intensa lluvia, Rosie O'Donnell encabezó a unos cientos de manifestantes contra Trump. [ 357 ]

Marzo de 2017

  • 1 de marzo – Se llevaron a cabo protestas contra Trump utilizando el hashtag #CampusResistance en campus universitarios de todo Estados Unidos. [ 358 ]
  • 2 de marzo – Empleados de la Agencia de Protección Ambiental (EPA) protestaron contra los recortes presupuestarios propuestos para su departamento. Unas pocas docenas de manifestantes se congregaron en la Plaza Federal de Chicago. [ 359 ]
  • 3 de marzo – Alrededor de 1000 manifestantes en Chicago se manifestaron por los derechos de las personas transgénero y contra la administración Trump. [ 360 ] En Palm Beach, alrededor de 100 manifestantes se manifestaron contra Trump, y un manifestante fue arrestado, recibió una multa de tránsito y luego fue liberado. [ 361 ]
  • 4 de marzo – Se produjeron contramanifestaciones en mítines a favor de Trump (Spirit of America) el 4 de marzo, y una protesta, en Berkeley, se convirtió en un violento enfrentamiento entre grupos a favor y en contra de Trump. [ 362 ] Diez personas fueron arrestadas en relación con la violencia y la protesta cerró brevemente la estación BART de Berkeley. [ 363 ] En Minneapolis, también se produjeron enfrentamientos entre partidarios y anti-Trump y seis personas fueron arrestadas por lanzar petardos. [ 364 ]
  • 6 de marzo – Se celebró una manifestación frente a la Casa Blanca contra la nueva prohibición de viajar. Tom Pérez fue uno de los oradores. [ 365 ]
  • 8 de marzoUn día sin mujeres , un llamado a las mujeres a no trabajar en el Día Internacional de la Mujer . [ 366 ]
  • 10 de marzo – Miles de manifestantes marcharon desde la sede del Cuerpo de Ingenieros del Ejército de los Estados Unidos hasta la Casa Blanca para protestar por la decisión de Trump sobre el oleoducto Dakota . [ 367 ]
  • 12 de marzo – En Baltimore, varios grupos protestaron contra la prohibición de viajar revisada. [ 368 ] El domingo por la mañana, un grupo ambientalista anónimo grabó el mensaje "NO MÁS TIGRES. NO MÁS BOSQUES." en los greens del Trump National Golf Club en Rancho Palos Verdes . [ 369 ] El mismo día, en Brentwood, Los Ángeles , entre 50 y 60 personas protestaron frente a las oficinas de Breitbart News con el objetivo de "hacer que la Administración Trump rinda cuentas por su ataque sin precedentes a la libertad de prensa". [ 370 ]
  • 14 de marzo – Trabajadores de la industria tecnológica protestaron contra las políticas de Trump en el Día de Pi . [ 371 ] Hubo unos cientos de manifestantes en Palo Alto . [ 372 ]
  • 15 de marzo – Cientos de manifestantes protestaron frente a un mitin de Trump en Nashville. [ 373 ] La médica Carol Paris interrumpió el mitin con un cartel que decía "Mejor Medicare para todos" y, al ser abucheada por la multitud, Trump dejó de hablar y se le pidió que se marchara. [ 374 ] En Detroit, unos 300 manifestantes protestaron en el aeropuerto de Willow Run y ​​denunciaron las políticas ambientales de Trump. [ 375 ]
  • 17 de marzo – Se llevó a cabo una pequeña protesta contra Trump en Aspen . [ 376 ] En Nueva York, tuvo lugar el evento "Irish Stand". Fue liderado por Aodhán Ó Riordáin en la Iglesia Riverside y se opuso a la postura de Trump sobre inmigración. [ 377 ]
  • 18 de marzo – Protestas en Londres, Cardiff y Glasgow contra el Brexit y la "histeria antimigrante" de Trump. [ 378 ]
  • 20 de marzo – Cientos de manifestantes ondearon pancartas y pronunciaron discursos encendidos el lunes en las puertas del Freedom Hall antes de la visita del presidente Donald Trump para promocionar su plan para reemplazar Obamacare , abucheando cuando el Air Force One pasó por encima para aterrizar. [ 379 ] [ 380 ]
  • 21 de marzo – En oposición a " TrumpCare ", alrededor de 300 manifestantes realizaron una " simulación de muerte " frente a la oficina del representante Darrell Issa en Vista, California . [ 381 ]
  • 25 de marzo – Partidarios de Trump se enfrentaron con manifestantes después de que estos últimos bloquearan el paso de los partidarios de Trump. [ 382 ]
  • 28 de marzo – Manifestantes anti-Trump se reúnen frente a la oficina del senador Cornyn en Houston y expresan su opinión. [ 383 ]

Abril de 2017

Manifestantes de la Marcha de los Impuestos frente al Capitolio de los Estados Unidos
  • 1 de abril – Cientos de manifestantes se presentaron para una protesta con baile frente a la casa de Ivanka Trump en Washington, D.C. [ 384 ]
  • 2 de abril – Alrededor de 300 personas, tanto a favor como en contra de Trump, acudieron a una manifestación en Esther Short Park . [ 385 ]
  • 3 de abril – Los manifestantes exhibieron una pancarta con las palabras "Destituyan a Trump" en el partido inaugural del Nationals Park . [ 386 ]
  • 4 de abril – Cines de todo Estados Unidos y de otros cinco países proyectaron 1984 en protesta contra Donald Trump. [ 387 ] [ 388 ]
  • 9 de abril – Más de 3000 personas acudieron a la manifestación MegaMarcha de Dallas para protestar contra las políticas migratorias de Trump. [ 389 ] [ 390 ] En Milwaukee se produjeron protestas contra el ataque de Trump a Siria. [ 391 ]
  • 10 de abril – Niños y jóvenes del grupo We Belong Together inician su viaje de vacaciones de primavera a Washington, D.C., para protestar contra Trump. Su primera protesta tuvo lugar el lunes frente a la oficina del alcalde Carlos Giménez, debido a que el alcalde del condado de Miami-Dade accedió a colaborar con Trump. [ 392 ]
  • 11 de abril – Se llevaron a cabo protestas contra Trump y la representante Marsha Blackburn en Clarksville, Tennessee . [ 393 ]
  • 12 de abril – La “primera protesta en el espacio” fue llevada a cabo por la Red de Agencias Espaciales Autónomas (ASAN) imprimiendo un tuit contra Trump y enviándolo a la atmósfera cercana al espacio. [ 394 ]
  • 13 de abril – Alrededor de 25 manifestantes del grupo "Rise and Resist" fueron arrestados mientras protestaban contra las políticas de inmigración en la Torre Trump. [ 395 ] Alrededor de 200 jóvenes y otros activistas de We Belong Together protestaron frente a la Casa Blanca. [ 396 ]
  • 15 de abril – La Marcha por los Impuestos exigió que Donald Trump publicara sus declaraciones de impuestos. Miles de personas asistieron a mítines y marchas celebradas en todo Estados Unidos [ 397 ] [ 398 ]. Al menos 21 personas fueron arrestadas cuando partidarios y opositores de Trump se enfrentaron el sábado en el Civic Center Park en Berkeley, California , según informó la policía. Otras once personas también resultaron heridas. [ 399 ]
  • 18 de abril – Manifestantes llegaron a Snap-on Inc. en Kenosha, Wisconsin , para exigir a Trump que publicara sus declaraciones de impuestos. El presidente Trump estaba allí para firmar una orden ejecutiva. [ 400 ]
  • 22 de abrilMarcha por la Ciencia – "Multitudes se congregaron en la capital de Estados Unidos y en todo el mundo en el Día de la Tierra para apoyar la ciencia y la investigación basada en evidencia; una protesta impulsada en parte por la oposición a las amenazas del presidente Trump de recortar el presupuesto de las agencias que financian el trabajo de los científicos." [ 401 ]
  • 29 de abrilMovilización Climática Popular : activistas ambientales planificaron manifestaciones y marchas en Washington, D.C. y en todo Estados Unidos, a las que asistieron miles de personas. [ 402 ] [ 403 ]

Mayo de 2017

  • 1 de mayo : Se planeó una huelga y protesta por los derechos de los inmigrantes. [ 404 ] Las protestas del Primero de Mayo de 2017 tuvieron lugar en todo el país. [ 405 ]
  • 3 de mayo – Manifestantes se congregaron frente a la Casa Blanca para protestar contra la orden ejecutiva 13798, que promueve la libertad de expresión y la libertad religiosa. [ 406 ]
  • 4 de mayo – Se llevó a cabo una protesta en Nueva York cuando Trump regresó a la ciudad por primera vez desde que asumió el cargo. [ 407 ] Se llevó a cabo una protesta en el Edificio Federal Wallace F. Bennett en Salt Lake City después de la aprobación de la Ley de Atención Médica Estadounidense (AHCA) por la Cámara de Representantes. [ 408 ]
  • 10 de mayo – Se llevó a cabo una protesta contra Trump frente a la Casa Blanca, donde los manifestantes exigieron un fiscal independiente y el juicio político de Trump. [ 409 ] Betsy DeVos fue abucheada y los estudiantes le dieron la espalda cuando pronunció un discurso de graduación en la Universidad Bethune-Cookman . [ 410 ]
  • 11 de mayo – Manifestantes en Butte se reunieron para protestar contra Donald Trump Jr. y Greg Gianforte . [ 411 ] Alrededor de 150 manifestantes en San Diego protestaron contra Trump y el Partido Republicano. [ 412 ]
  • 13 de mayo – Alrededor de 200 manifestantes formaron la palabra "¡Resistir!" con sus cuerpos en el campo de golf Trump National en Rancho Palos Verdes, California . [ 413 ] Alrededor de cien manifestantes se manifestaron en Lynchburg contra el discurso de Trump en la Universidad Liberty. [ 414 ] Manifestantes en el sur de Florida se manifestaron en Little Haiti contra la deportación de refugiados haitianos. [ 415 ]
  • 15 de mayo – Manifestantes en Seattle se congregaron frente al tribunal federal en oposición a la prohibición de viajar . [ 416 ] En Washington, D.C. , el artista Robin Bell utilizó un proyector de video para proyectar palabras en el Hotel Trump International , donde se hospedan muchos empresarios y diplomáticos extranjeros. Las frases mostradas incluían "PAGUEN AQUÍ LOS SOBORNOS A TRUMP" y "SE ACEPTAN EMOLUMENTOS" (una referencia a la controversia sobre Trump y la cláusula de Emolumentos Extranjeros ). [ 417 ]
  • 20 de mayo – Se produjeron protestas en Yemen en oposición a la visita de Trump a Arabia Saudita. Miles de manifestantes afines a los rebeldes hutíes marcharon por Saná . [ 418 ]
  • 23 de mayo – Miles de manifestantes en Gaza que apoyan al Frente Popular para la Liberación de Palestina ( FPLP ) protestaron por la visita de Trump a Belén. [ 419 ] Manifestantes en Roma protestaron contra la visita de Trump al Vaticano . [ 420 ] Cientos de estudiantes abandonaron el discurso de graduación de Mike Pence en Notre Dame para protestar contra las políticas de la administración Trump. [ 421 ]
  • 24 de mayo – Alrededor de 9.000 personas en Bruselas asistieron a una manifestación contra Trump, quien calificó a la ciudad de "infierno". Los belgas que protestaron indicaron que no era bienvenido y que se oponían a "su agenda bélica". [ 422 ] [ 423 ]
  • 27 de mayo – Se produjo una protesta cerca del lugar donde se celebró la cumbre del G-7 en Giardini Naxos . [ 424 ]

Junio ​​de 2017

Julio de 2017

Agosto de 2017

Protesta contra el reconocimiento de Jerusalén como capital de Israel por parte de Trump , Teherán, 11 de diciembre de 2017.
  • 22 de agosto – Miles de personas protestan en Phoenix frente al centro de convenciones de Phoenix mientras el presidente Trump visita la ciudad para dar un discurso de campaña en dicho centro. [ 431 ]
  • 26 de agosto – Miles de personas protestaron contra Trump en California frente al Ayuntamiento de Los Ángeles, mientras la congresista Judy Chu encabezaba una manifestación como oradora principal en apoyo de la Marcha Indivisible en el Día de la Igualdad de la Mujer, dedicada a Heather Heyer. La Marcha Indivisible fue fundada por Sufragistas Indivisibles, uno de los más de 6000 Grupos Indivisibles a nivel nacional, con eventos similares coorganizados en Alaska, el Distrito de Columbia, Georgia, Hawái, Indiana, Minnesota, Nevada, Pensilvania, Utah, Washington y Virginia Occidental. [ 432 ] [ 433 ] [ 434 ] [ 435 ] [ 436 ] [ 437 ]

Septiembre de 2017

Protesta contra la participación de Estados Unidos en la intervención militar en Yemen , Ciudad de Nueva York, diciembre de 2017.

Noviembre de 2017

  • 10 de noviembre – En Filipinas, grupos militantes organizan protestas contra Trump, quien visitará el país para la Cumbre de la ASEAN de 2017. [ 441 ] [ 442 ]
  • 21 de noviembre – En Palm Beach, cientos de personas protestan frente a Mar-a-Lago antes de la llegada del presidente Trump por la cancelación del Estatus de Protección Temporal. [ 443 ]

Enero de 2018

Junio ​​de 2018

Julio de 2018

Manifestantes en el "Anexo del Kremlin", noviembre de 2018
  • 13 de julio – Protestas en varias ciudades del Reino Unido durante la visita de Trump a Londres , incluyendo el lanzamiento de un globo con la figura de un bebé Donald Trump . [ 452 ]
  • 17 de julio – Protesta de Occupy Lafayette Park " Anexo del Kremlin ". [ 453 ] Los manifestantes se reunieron por primera vez frente a la Casa Blanca cuando Trump regresó de su cumbre con el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin en Helsinki , gritando "traidor" y asumiendo la metáfora de que la Casa Blanca se había convertido en un anexo del Kremlin. [ 454 ] La protesta se ha convertido en un evento diario continuo que lleva más de 109 días en marcha desde el 1 de noviembre de 2018, [ 455 ] con la participación de músicos y celebridades [ 456 ] [ 457 ] en una plataforma de oradores amplificada. [ 458 ]

Agosto de 2018

  • 13 de agosto – Trump habló en una recaudación de fondos privada para la candidata a la Cámara de Representantes Claudia Tenney en Utica, Nueva York , y se organizó una protesta durante su visita. [ 459 ] Se estima que asistieron 1700 manifestantes. [ 460 ] Posteriormente, la ciudad de Utica intentó sin éxito recuperar los costos incurridos al recibir a Trump, casi 30 mil dólares, de la campaña de Tenney. [ 461 ] [ 462 ]

Octubre de 2018

Noviembre de 2018

Un manifestante sostiene un cartel que dice "Actúen ahora: protejan a Mueller".
Manifestantes exigen protección para la investigación del fiscal especial Robert Mueller en San José, California.

Enero de 2019

  • 19 de enero – Decenas de miles de personas protestaron durante la Marcha de las Mujeres de 2019 , aunque en menor número que en años anteriores, y a pesar del frío y la controversia en torno a su liderazgo. [ 468 ]

Febrero de 2019

Junio ​​de 2019

  • 3 de junio – Varios miles de personas protestan frente al Palacio de Buckingham en el Reino Unido, donde Trump realizaba una visita de Estado. [ 471 ]

Septiembre de 2019

  • 20 de septiembre – El primer día de una semana de importantes huelgas climáticas mundiales se convirtió en una de las mayores movilizaciones climáticas de la historia de Estados Unidos, con más de 1000 paros laborales previstos para el viernes en los 50 estados y territorios estadounidenses, en protesta contra las políticas energéticas de la administración Trump. [ 472 ]

Octubre de 2019

Noviembre de 2019

  • 2 de noviembre – Trump fue abucheado por los fanáticos mientras asistía a una pelea de UFC celebrada en el Madison Square Garden en Nueva York . [ 474 ]
  • 11 de noviembre – La asistencia de Trump al desfile del Día de los Veteranos en la ciudad de Nueva York fue recibida tanto por partidarios como por manifestantes, estos últimos exigiendo un juicio político. [ 475 ]

Diciembre de 2019

  • 11 de diciembre : una obra de arte de Donald Trump junto con la del presidente filipino Rodrigo Duterte se exhibió en el Bantayog ng mga Bayani en Quezon City , Metro Manila, durante las protestas del Día Internacional de los Derechos Humanos. [ 476 ]
  • 17 de diciembre – Manifestaciones a nivel nacional bajo el lema "Nadie está por encima de la ley" instaron al Congreso a votar a favor del juicio político y la destitución del cargo; ~500 eventos en los 50 estados [ 477 ]

Enero de 2020

Febrero de 2020

  • 5 de febrero – Se producen protestas en varias ciudades contra la absolución de Trump en el juicio político. [ 480 ]

Octubre de 2020

  • 17 de octubre – La muerte de la jueza de la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a mediados de septiembre, menos de siete semanas antes de las elecciones presidenciales, provocó una audiencia de confirmación apresurada por parte de la mayoría republicana del Senado para la tercera nominada de Trump a la Corte Suprema, la jueza conservadora Amy Coney Barrett , y motivó una segunda Marcha de las Mujeres . [ 481 ]

Entre presidencias

Poco después de la reelección de Donald Trump como el 47º presidente de los Estados Unidos , se produjeron protestas en todo Estados Unidos y en otros países como el Reino Unido y Suiza .

  • 6 de noviembre
En Londres , manifestantes del movimiento Just Stop Oil rociaron pintura naranja en el exterior de la Embajada de Estados Unidos tras la reelección de Donald Trump en las elecciones presidenciales estadounidenses de 2024. [ 482 ]
También se han celebrado protestas en las siguientes ciudades estadounidenses:
  • 7 de noviembre
En la Universidad Estatal de Florida , los Estudiantes de Tallahassee por una Sociedad Democrática (SDS) se reúnen en la Estatua de la Integración para protestar contra la guerra de Gaza y la agenda de Trump tras su reelección. [ 486 ]
  • 8 de noviembre
En Berna , Suiza, alrededor de 150 personas realizaron una manifestación tras la reelección de Trump. La protesta, conocida como Unidos contra el Fascismo, protestó contra la reelección de Trump y el fascismo. [ 487 ] [ 488 ]
En Estados Unidos, la organización Jóvenes por la Justicia Climática de Ohio organizó una protesta en la Unión de Ohio de la Universidad Estatal de Ohio en Columbus, Ohio, para manifestarse contra la reelección de Trump, el fascismo y otros temas como el cambio climático, el capitalismo, el imperialismo y la supremacía blanca. [ 489 ] Otra pequeña protesta tuvo lugar en la Universidad de Virginia contra sus políticas climáticas. [ 490 ] En la Universidad Estatal de Michigan , los estudiantes organizaron una protesta contra su segundo mandato y el fascismo. [ 491 ] En el Oberlin College de Oberlin, Ohio , el Movimiento Sunrise organizó una manifestación climática exigiendo medidas contra el cambio climático. [ 492 ]
También se celebraron manifestaciones en las siguientes ciudades estadounidenses:
  • 9 de noviembre
En la ciudad de Nueva York , manifestantes se reúnen en Columbus Circle para protestar contra las políticas del presidente electo Trump en una concentración conocida como la concentración "Protejamos Nuestro Futuro". [ 495 ] Otra protesta tuvo lugar en Midtown Manhattan . [ 496 ]
En todo Estados Unidos, también se realizan protestas en:
  • 13 de noviembre
Se produce una protesta en el campus de la Universidad de Bristol en Bristol , Inglaterra. [ 500 ]
  • 15 de noviembre
Estudiantes de la Universidad de California, Berkeley, protestan contra Trump y exigen que el Partido Demócrata tome medidas contra su agenda. [ 501 ]
  • 19 de noviembre
Estudiantes de la Universidad de Minnesota protestan contra la elección y las políticas de Trump y honran a quienes han perdido la vida debido a la violencia transfóbica. [ 502 ]
  • 22 de noviembre
  • 2 de diciembre
  • 12 de diciembre
  • 18 de diciembre
  • Se realizan protestas en el centro de Los Ángeles para manifestarse contra las deportaciones masivas planeadas por Trump. [ 507 ]
  • 24 de diciembre
  • 18 de enero

Segunda presidencia

Enero de 2025

Febrero de 2025

En febrero de 2025, se llevaron a cabo más de 2085 protestas contra la administración Trump en todo el país, un aumento con respecto a las 937 protestas de febrero de 2017 durante la primera administración Trump. [ 530 ]

Marzo de 2025

Abril de 2025

Multitud frente al Monumento a Washington, protesta "Manos fuera", 5 de abril de 2025.

Mayo de 2025

Junio ​​de 2025

Julio de 2025

Agosto de 2025

Septiembre de 2025

Octubre de 2025

Noviembre de 2025

Diciembre de 2025

Enero de 2026

Protesta en Times Square contra el bombardeo de Venezuela y el secuestro del presidente venezolano Nicolás Maduro , 3 de enero de 2026.
Manifestantes en la ciudad de Nueva York coreando "¡abolir ICE!" el 8 de enero de 2026 (un día después del asesinato de Renée Good ).

Febrero de 2026

Marzo de 2026

Abril de 2026

Mayo de 2026

ICE agents advance on Delaney Hall protesters in a human chain, striking them with batons and pushing them back, May 27, 2026

June 2026

July 2026

See also

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  711. "Pro-Ukraine rally draws hundreds of Alaskans ahead of Trump-Putin meeting". August 14, 2025.
  712. "Immigration advocates rally in Stamford to decry ICE's tactics in Connecticut. 'It's scary'". August 15, 2025.
  713. "Dozens protest potential ICE detention facility near Walsenburg". August 15, 2025.
  714. "Over 300 protests held Saturday against Trump redistricting push". August 17, 2025.
  715. "Thousands rally at Texas Capitol against Republican-backed congressional redistricting plan". August 16, 2025.
  716. "Hundreds march to White House to protest Trump's D.C. crackdown". August 16, 2025.
  717. "Photos of 'Free D.C.' protest against Trump's federal takeover of Washington police". August 16, 2025.
  718. "Protesters rally at Los Angeles-area Home Depot locations against ongoing ICE raids". August 17, 2025.
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  720. "Protesters heckle Vance, Hegseth at photo op to thank National Guard troops in DC". August 20, 2025.
  721. "'No sleep for ICE': Protesters descend on Long Beach hotel to make noise". August 21, 2025.
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  723. "Protesters gather outside Governor's Mansion to oppose Nebraska ICE jail". August 22, 2025.
  724. "Protestors rally against ICE in Centre County, amid reports of immigrant arrests". August 22, 2025.
  725. "'We can't stop' - D.C. protesters continue demonstrations against federal surge". August 24, 2025.
  726. "Indiana protesters say Trump-backed redistricting would weaken their votes". August 26, 2025.
  727. "Eugene anti-ICE protest draws response from federal law enforcement". August 26, 2025.
  728. "Protests as ICE holds a two-day job fair in Texas". August 26, 2025.
  729. "Vice President JD Vance's arrival in La Crosse sparks protests along Copeland Avenue". August 28, 2025.
  730. "Protests outside the campus of the CDC in Atlanta, Ga". August 28, 2025.
  731. "Sign wavers protest to "Crush ICE" on Ala Moana Blvd". August 28, 2025.
  732. "Minneapolis Protest Against ICE, Mayor, and Roof Depot Deal Meddling". August 28, 2025.
  733. "Over 1,000 Labor Day rallies held across US to protest Trump". September 1, 2025.
  734. "See protesters support immigrants, denounce deportations at Cedar Rapids ICE Office". September 2, 2025.
  735. "Protesters gather outside ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois". September 5, 2025.
  736. "Protest against deployment of federal troops to Chicago takes over Michigan Avenue". September 6, 2025.
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  738. "Protestors rally, march against ICE operations outside Naval Stations Great Lakes". September 6, 2025.
  739. "Protesters near Joliet mall oppose Trump's plan to deploy troops in Chicago". September 7, 2025.
  740. "Hundreds protest against federal presence in Rockford, Chicago". September 6, 2025.
  741. "Washington, DC, residents protest against Trump's troop deployment to the city". September 6, 2025.
  742. "University students walk out of class to protest Trump federal takeover of DC". September 9, 2025.
  743. "Trump jeered by protesters as he dines at Washington DC restaurant". September 10, 2025.
  744. "'Immigrants Are Welcome Here': Hundreds Crowd Downtown Streets To Protest Trump, ICE". September 10, 2025.
  745. "Hundreds rally in New Orleans against potential deployment of National Guard troops". September 10, 2025.
  746. "ICE Agents Have Tires Slashed in New York Protest". September 10, 2025.
  747. "'It is right to rebel.' Anti-ICE protesters march through Penn State's campus". September 11, 2025.
  748. "Sen. Bill Cassidy draws protest outside Baton Rouge office over stance on RFK Jr". September 12, 2025.
  749. "Undocumented father killed by ICE agent in Franklin Park shooting had no criminal background, lawyer says". September 13, 2025.
  750. "Protesters gather outside Broadview ICE facility amid Midway Blitz crackdown". September 12, 2025.
  751. "South Bend protest of Amy Coney Barrett at Notre Dame on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025". September 12, 2025.
  752. "'Just say no': Colorado activists protest potential new ICE detention center in Hudson". September 13, 2025.
  753. "Demonstrators rally against ICE arrest of day laborer in Little Village: 'We're not alone'". September 14, 2025.
  754. "As vigil for Charlie Kirk draws thousands to DC, protesters gather outside White House". September 14, 2025.
  755. "Immigration advocates in Milwaukee protest ICE operations following deadly incident in Illinois". September 14, 2025.
  756. "Residents, city officials swarm Fountain Square to protest ICE". September 15, 2025.
  757. "Protesters call for justice in Franklin Park after fatal ICE shooting; border patrol chief announces arrival in Chicago". September 16, 2025.
  758. "Protestors say National Guard deployment will hit Black and Brown communities the hardest". September 17, 2025.
  759. "Chicago students protest ICE outside Trump Tower". September 16, 2025.
  760. "Trump's second state visit to the UK meets with protests and arrests". September 17, 2025.
  761. "Protest follows Vance visit to Howell". September 17, 2025.
  762. "Jimmy Kimmel Fans and Protesters Decry Trump, ICE Raids and Erosion of First Amendment Rights: 'If He's Shut Down, I'm Shut Down'". September 19, 2025.
  763. "Several New York officials arrested in protest at Manhattan ICE office". September 18, 2025.
  764. "'No al racismo': Demonstrators in Santa Rosa protest Supreme Court ruling, ICE". September 19, 2025.
  765. "Agents Tear Gas, Detain Demonstrators Outside Broadview ICE Facility During Friday Protest". September 19, 2025.
  766. "'Deeply troubling': Portland mayor calls for investigation of feds' use of force against protesters". September 19, 2025.
  767. "Protesters rally in support of Jimmy Kimmel". September 19, 2025.
  768. "GWAR Responds After Viral Musk, Trump Beheading Stunt At Riot Fest: 'Humans Don't Need...'". September 23, 2025.
  769. "Diverse N.Y. rally protests climate crisis, wealthy elite". September 21, 2025.
  770. "Pro-democracy protesters inhale traffic fumes to reach big crowds at Big E". September 22, 2025.
  771. "Hundreds gather to pray, march and protest Trump 'blitz' outside Great Lakes Naval station". September 20, 2025.
  772. "Around 50 protesters arrested blocking traffic as Trump addresses UN General Assembly". September 24, 2025.
  773. "Protesters pepper-sprayed, detained at Eugene federal building". September 24, 2025.
  774. "After Dallas shooting, Tulsa ICE protests continue". September 25, 2025.
  775. "RFK Jr. greeted by protesters during visit to Martha's Vineyard". September 24, 2025.
  776. "See protesters gather at the Federal Building after ICE arrests DMPS superintendent". September 26, 2025.
  777. "Broadview Mayor Calls on ICE to Stop 'Making War' After Using Tear Gas, Rubber Ammo Against Protesters". September 26, 2025.
  778. "Demonstrations held across NYC for Stand Against ICE Day of Action". September 27, 2025.
  779. "Demonstrators in beach communities protest Trump, call for support of Prop. 50". September 27, 2025.
  780. "'Free the 901' activists protest National Guard Memphis deployment with rally, march". September 27, 2025.
  781. "Protest outside Portland ICE reflects tension over Trump's troop declaration". September 28, 2025.
  782. 12"4 charged after anti-ICE protest outside Chicago facility erupts in violence". September 30, 2025.
  783. "As feds descend on Memphis, local advocates prepare to respond". September 29, 2025.
  784. "Hundreds protest at ICE building after Trump's announcement of troop deployment to Portland". September 28, 2025.
  785. "Oregon sues to block Trump from sending National Guard to Portland". September 28, 2025.
  786. "Armed Federal Agents Patrol Downtown, The Gold Coast To Chants Of 'Shame'". September 28, 2025.
  787. "As federal shutdown looms, Alabama clergy lead protest against Medicaid, SNAP cuts". September 29, 2025.
  788. "Protests continue outside the Portland ICE facility amid uncertainty". September 30, 2025.
  789. "Israeli Protesters Display Drawing of Trump and Netanyahu on Tel Aviv Beach as Leaders Meet at White House". September 30, 2025.
  790. "Eugene protesters on National Guard in Portland, Rep. Hoyle's visit to ICE facility". October 1, 2025.
  791. "Possible opening of ICE detention center in Minnesota sparks protest". October 1, 2025.
  792. "See photos as DMPS students walk out of classes in support of Superintendent Ian Roberts". September 30, 2025.
  793. "Protesters at US Capitol back Democrats in shutdown fight over health care costs". October 1, 2025.
  794. "At least 4 arrested by federal officers outside Portland's ICE facility as tensions flare". October 1, 2025.
  795. "Hundreds Protest Downtown As Trump Says Troops Are Coming To Chicago 'Very Soon'". October 1, 2025.
  796. "Rally in protest of Pres. Trump's policies, immigration raids to be held at Sixth Street Bridge". October 2, 2025.
  797. "Homeland Security Secretary Joins ICE Raid At Austin Walmart, Broadview Clashes Continue". October 3, 2025.
  798. "Noem visits Chicago area ICE facility as agents arrest 13, raid city neighborhoods". October 3, 2025.
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  800. "'This galvanized us': Demonstrators rally together after removal of anti-Trump encampment". October 4, 2025.
  801. "Federal agents shoot woman they say 'boxed in' authorities on Chicago's South Side". October 4, 2025.
  802. "Federal agents shoot woman after allegedly being rammed, boxed in by cars, DHS says". October 4, 2025.
  803. "Federal officers fire tear gas, make multiple arrests during protest outside Portland ICE facility". October 4, 2025.
  804. "Memphians protest National Guard, xAI in 'Get out of Memphis' March". October 4, 2025.
  805. "Federal tactics on Portland protesters escalate, hours after judge rules against Trump". October 5, 2025.
  806. "Pro-Palestinian protests, vigils for victims mark October 7 anniversary". October 8, 2025.
  807. "October 7 anniversary draws pro-Israel commemoration, pro-Palestine protest in Eugene". October 8, 2025.
  808. "University of Illinois students mourn Oct. 7, shut down intersection two years into Israel's war on Gaza". October 8, 2025.
  809. "Students join hundreds in citywide Oct. 7 protest". October 8, 2025.
  810. "Thousands gather in Central Park to mark second anniversary of Oct. 7 attacks". October 7, 2025.
  811. "Students protest ICE and DePaul's administration on the second anniversary of October 7". October 7, 2025.
  812. "San Antonio ISD students walk out of class in pro-Palestine protest". October 7, 2025.
  813. "Two years after Oct. 7, Boston activist groups continue to rally for Palestinian liberation". October 10, 2025.
  814. "Tulsa ICE protesters take their message to county jailhouse". October 9, 2025.
  815. "'Portland is Portlanding': ICE protests shift tone as court weighs Trump's troop deployment". October 10, 2025.
  816. "Protesters rally against DC police collaboration with federal immigration enforcement". October 8, 2025.
  817. "ICE, National Guard arrival in Chicago prompts huge protest". October 8, 2025.
  818. "Chicago Protesters Take To The Streets To Denounce National Guard Deployment, ICE". October 8, 2025.
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  834. "'ICE, you are not welcome here': Californians protest arrival of federal agents in Alameda". Global News. October 24, 2025.
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  838. "Trump's visit to Malaysia met with protests over war in Gaza". Al Jazeera. October 26, 2025.
  839. "Louisiana Democrats blast potential redistricting at Capitol protest: 'Everything is at stake'". Nola.com. October 27, 2025.
  840. "Residents protest as federal agents, police surround Pasadena home". Houston Chronicle. October 27, 2025.
  841. "Hundreds protest outside ICE building in Durango after 2 children, father detained". The Colorado Sun. October 28, 2025.
  842. "Protesters dressed as handmaids in York City warn of fascism". York Dispatch. October 28, 2025.
  843. "300 Little Village High Schoolers Walk Out To Protest Immigration Raids". Block Club Chicago. October 28, 2025.
  844. "Faith leaders gather to protest ICE in Stockton". Recordnet.com. October 28, 2025.
  845. "Nonviolent protesters gather outside Little Rock ICE field office". Little Rock Public Radio. October 29, 2025.
  846. "11 protesters arrested in Minneapolis sit-in calling for stronger immigrant protections". MPR News. October 30, 2025.
  847. "Evanston PD investigating after feds arrest 3 US citizens following crash during operation: mayor". ABC 7 Chicago. November 1, 2025.
  848. "Anti-ICE rally in Boise calling to end state partnership with ICE draws counter-protesters". Idaho News 6. November 2, 2025.
  849. "Democratic electoral wins re-energize protesters at an anti-Trump rally in nation's capital". AP News. November 5, 2025.
  850. "Illinois daycare worker arrested by ICE sparks community protest". CBS News. November 6, 2025.
  851. "Rumors of ICE agents housed in Deerfield area sparks protests: 'They shouldn't be here'". Chicago Tribune. November 6, 2025.
  852. "'UMass does not belong to Trump'". Greenfield Recorder. November 9, 2025.
  853. "Minnesota 'handmaidens' protest federal policies at State Capitol". Minnesota Star Tribune. November 8, 2025.
  854. "Illinois Democratic Women of Cook County led "Handmaid's Tale" protest at Broadview ICE facility". CBS News. November 8, 2025.
  855. "Fights break out, multiple people arrested as Turning Point USA event sparks protest at UC Berkeley". ABC 7 News. November 11, 2025.
  856. "'Vets Say No': Veterans Set to Protest Against Trump Nationwide". Newsweek. November 11, 2025.
  857. "'Silence, for me, is now intolerable': Boston federal judge resigns in protest, citing President Trump". WBUR. November 11, 2025.
  858. "Serbian protesters vow to prevent real estate project linked to Trump son-in-law Kushner". ABC News. November 11, 2025.
  859. "Protesters against Trump from across U.S. flood capital, vow to stay". UPI. November 13, 2025.
  860. "21 arrested outside Broadview ICE detention center as protesters clash with police; 4 officers hurt". ABC 7 News. November 14, 2025.
  861. "In Asheville, residents protest against border patrol agents operating in Charlotte". BPR. November 17, 2025.
  862. "San Antonio residents protest large-scale federal raid near San Pedro and Basse". Texas Public Radio. November 17, 2025.
  863. "Protests, warnings across the Triangle as federal Border Patrol agents begin immigration crackdown". NC Newsline. November 18, 2025.
  864. "Federal law enforcement operation draws protests in St. Paul". MPR News. November 18, 2025.
  865. "Protesters outside east Charlotte Home Depot call for Border Patrol agents to leave the city". WFAE. November 19, 2025.
  866. "Students walk out of class to protest UF police contract with ICE". Independent Florida Alligator. November 22, 2025.
  867. "Students at 2 Wake high schools walk out to protest Border Patrol operations". The News & Observer. November 21, 2025.
  868. "Hundreds protest Border Patrol operations in east Charlotte Friday night". WFAE. November 21, 2025.
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  870. "Students at Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School walkout in protest of immigration enforcement". ABC 11. November 24, 2025.
  871. "Man detained by ICE as federal agents, police clash with protesters in St. Paul, chemical irritants deployed". CBS News. November 25, 2025.
  872. "15 people arrested during anti-ICE demonstration in Chinatown". ABC7 NY. November 29, 2025.
  873. "Protesters march through downpour in New Orleans against planned Border Patrol operation". Verite News. December 2, 2025.
  874. "30 protesters ejected from New Orleans council meeting after calling for 'ICE-free' zone". Nola.com. December 4, 2025.
  875. "Wild scene as protesters trap federal agents in taco shop parking lot; multiple arrests made". Fox News. December 5, 2025.
  876. "Federal agents deploy tear gas, pepper spray during operation in Elgin". NBC 5 Chicago. December 6, 2025.
  877. "Beaverton schools official on how district is supporting students and families amid concerns over ICE activity". Oregon Public Broadcasting. December 18, 2025.
  878. "Minneapolis police chief criticizes ICE tactics after clash with protesters". The San Diego Union Tribune. December 17, 2025.
  879. "Senate Republicans reject Trump's plea for gerrymandered maps". Indiana Capital Chronicle. December 11, 2025.
  880. "Activists turn to noise demonstrations at local hotels to get 'ICE out of Minnesota'". Sahan Journal. December 12, 2025.
  881. "Student-led walkout against ICE draws 1,600 protesters from eight Hillsboro schools". The Oregonian. December 15, 2025.
  882. "Navy edges Army in thriller as Trump, celebs and protesters converge in Baltimore". The Baltimore Banner. December 13, 2025.
  883. "Protesters rally against some of Trump's policies". CBS News. December 14, 2025.
  884. "Protests against ICE, Border Patrol take place in several capital area cities Saturday". WBRZ. December 13, 2025.
  885. "USPS workers in Minneapolis protest ICE". CBS News. December 14, 2025.
  886. "Apparent ICE operation targeting 2 men on roof in Chanhassen draws crowd of protestors". KSTP.com. December 13, 2025.
  887. "Church Nativity scenes add zip ties and gas masks to protest immigration raids". NPR. December 13, 2025.
  888. "Apple Valley High School students walk out of class to protest ICE". Minnesota Reformer. December 15, 2025.
  889. "Dozens of protesters arrested after chaining themselves in front of San Francisco ICE building". ABC 7 News. December 16, 2025.
  890. "Progressive groups stage 'ICE Tea Party' protest for Boston Harbor". Axios Boston. December 16, 2025.
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  1134. "More than 100 gather at San Antonio City Hall, march to demand justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo". Texas Public Radio. July 11, 2026.
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