TRUMP 'MUST GO’: Protests ROCK NY & Chicago, Brandon Johnson STANDS WITH MARCHERS
September 2, 2025
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as posted by the channelLabour Day turned into a nationwide storm as protesters filled major US cities, demanding fair wages and calling for Donald Trump’s removal. Outside his former New York residence, chants of “Trump must go” echoed through the streets. In Chicago, crowds surrounded Trump Tower, rallying with cries of “No National Guard” and “Lock him up.” Tensions flared when a lone woman shouted “Long live Trump,” only to be quickly drowned out and pushed aside. Watch
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