Huge crowds gather in “hands outside” manifestations throughout the country in protest for the Trump administration

Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in cities and cities throughout the country on Saturday to sound with the Trump administration cuts to the Federal Government and its policies.

Carrying home posters and singing “hands out”, protesters reached the more than 1,200 demonstrations throughout the country despite the rain in many cities, according to the organizers.

Several heavy democrats, including some members of the Congress, joined the protests and urged the public not to defend what they called the poor management of the administration and the rupture of constitutional norms.

“Our founders wrote a Constitution that did not begin with ‘we dictators,” said representative Jamie Raskin, D-Md., To the crowd gathered in the National Shopping Center in Washington, DC, where the organizers said more than 100,000 people gathered.

Hatalized the administration for several of its policies, including the implementation of rates of President Donald Trump in almost all countries.

“Their tariffs are not only unbeatly, they are illegal, they are unconstitutional and we will change this,” he said.

Stan and Cindy Prusik, who attended the DC rally, told ABC News that they are worried about the future for their children and grandchildren along with the economy.

“I don’t sleep well. I’m afraid,” said Cindy Prusik. “We have money that we have saved all our lives, our retirement: it will not be there. I am afraid of what will happen with the world, much less in the US markets. I am upset that we have made enemies of the countries that were previously our friends. Everything is very uncertain.”

“We have daughters: we have to protect the daughters and our grandchildren,” added Stan Prusik.

Paul Osadebe, lawyer of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, spoke during the demonstration in Washington and said that the Trump administration and the Elon Musk government efficiency department have asked him to receive a purchase offer.

OSADEBE, a union administrator with local CEF 476, told the crowd that the oligarchs do not “value your life or your community.”

“We are seeing that they don’t care who they have to destroy or who they have to hurt to get what they want,” he said.

The representative Maxwell Frost, D-Fla., He echoed his statement with a warning that he will worsen.

“They would make us believe that if I gave them all the control, everything would be fine,” he said. “But the latest news, they have control and look where we are now: mass inequality throughout the country.”

Similar energy and rhetoric were present in other “hands out” protests.

“The federal administration believes that this country belongs to them, and that they are above the law,” said Boston Rally organizers. “They are taking everything they can have in their hands: our rights, our medical attention, our data, our jobs, our services and challenge the world to stop them.”

There were no reports of important disturbances or arrests in any of the demonstrations.

The White House did not have any immediate comments about the events.