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Florida – Multiple Florida student companies protested at the state Capitol in opposition to President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and the Heritage Foundation’s conventional policy objective, Project 2025, Monday.
The protesters waved evidence with an array of anti-Trump and anti-Republican information, while chanting several statements, including “down with Donald Trump” and calls to impeach the president. The protesters were joined by Democrat State Rep. Anna Eskamani, who rallied in support of their endeavors.
One activist told the College Fix reporter at the picture that illegal immigration is appropriate because U.S. foreign policy has created political and economic unrest. However, the leader of a conventional school group told The Fix the occasion was “beyond immoral”.
The agencies involved included Kids for a Democrat Society, Rising Tones Collective, Food No Bombs, Occupy Florida, and Industrial Workers of the World. Florida State University’s Hispanic/Latinx Student Union was even tagged in the social media posts announcing the occasion.
” No Project 2025! No princes”! In a Twitter post a few days prior to the event, Tallahassee Food No Bombs wrote.
Visit us on Presidents Day to protest Elon Musk’s takeover of the Oval Office and Project 2025 outside of the Florida state senate, the post read.
The organizations put on the show as part of a global President’s Day network of demonstrations promoted by the 50501 Movement, an effort that integrates anti-Trump events. No Kings Day was the theme of some demonstrations across the state and nation.
One activist, a scholar named Robert Lee, told The Fix that refugees who enter the U. S. fraudulently are justified in coming due to the government’s influence abroad.
” A lot of these people are fleeing are either financial problems or turmoil in their places that were frequently, if not directly, fueled by, the United States and US international policy,” Lee said.
” So, to some degree, we are kind of reaping what we sowed with immigrants trying to come here for a better life”, he said.
Lee even said more younger people, especially college students, may get involved in the protest against Trump.
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” There are a lot of problems on learning right now. So he said,” Hearing the voices of the people affected by that is very important, as well as keeping them engaged in the areas that they’re in when they leave school,” he said.
Lee added that another goal of the event was to resist the Trump administration’s “attacks on transgender right,” for as” trying to take away gender-affirming care” or” the legal privileges of individuals being able to use their preferred titles.”
Additionally, protesters applauded Florida State University’s new determination to restore specialized cover that lets kids find neighbors based on shared LGBT “identities.”
According to Lee,” It seems particularly callous and ridiculous to target such a small portion of the U.S. people on issues that really don’t change anyone but the people who live their lives themselves,” it seems.
On the other hand, Zak Poore, president of Florida State University College Republicans, stated via email that it was” shocking” to see the activists ‘ actions on social media and in the local community.
He even said the remaining has “repeatedly spread sits” and used “dangerous fear-mongering techniques”.
” We have seen only how harmful they can get from two attempts on President Trump’s lifestyle,” he said.
It is beyond absurd to believe that Donald Trump and Elon Musk are trying to “destroy our republic” or that they are “kings” is. ” It didn’t happen in the first 4 years and it’s not going to happen in his last 4 ages”.
President Trump has always put America first, he said, “from deporting illegal refugees who broke the law to cutting unnecessary spending jobs.”
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