Thousands of workers and students from the USA protested against Trump's immigration policies, following a tragic incident in Minneapolis.

On January 20, 2026, thousands of workers and students from the United States took to the streets to protest against President Donald Trump's immigration policies, marking the anniversary of the start of his second term. The protests were triggered by a tragic incident in which federal agents shot an American citizen, Renee Good, in Minneapolis. In New York, hundreds of people gathered in front of Trump Tower, shouting slogans like "We will not tolerate fascism" and singing "This Land Is Your Land." Other cities, such as Washington and Asheville, also had demonstrations, with participants calling for an end to the actions of the ICE agency. Although the Trump administration claims it has an electoral mandate to deport illegal immigrants, polls show that the majority of Americans disapprove of the use of force by federal agencies. The protests were organized by leftist groups and unions, and actions were set to continue in cities like San Francisco and Seattle.