Today marks one year since Donald Trump's return to the presidency of America, "celebrated" by Americans through a "Free America" protest.

Mass protests against the Trump administration are preparing to become more disruptive and potentially violent in the second year of his term. Tens of thousands of Americans are expected to participate in the "Free America" protest, which will include acts of defiance, such as leaving workplaces and schools. Organizers, including the Women's March, emphasize that this protest represents a break from cooperation with the administration.

As of the deadline, approximately 800 events were planned, with over 38,200 confirmations of participation. Additionally, a recent poll shows an increase in the number of protesters who believe that violence may be necessary to save the country. Despite threats of violence from President Trump, previous protests have largely been peaceful, but tensions are rising amid dissatisfaction with his policies.