Hundreds Show Up On Both Sides Of The US/Canada Border To Protest Trump

Hundreds of Michiganders showed up at three US/Canada bridge crossings to protest Trump along with their Canadian friends on the other side of the border.

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Just because there is not a big national protest doesn’t mean that people still aren’t out protesting.

For example, MLive reported on the scene in Michigan along the US/Canada border on Saturday:

At three bridge crossings linking Michigan — in the cities of Detroit, Port Huron and Sault Ste. Marie — with Canada, organizers on both sides of the Great Lakes showed up April 26 to protest. Their focus: Opposing the international policies of President Donald Trump, whose tariffs and talk has caused strain between the U.S. and its Michigan neighbor, Canada.

Americans and Canadians alike stood along lakeside parks, holding protest signs and flags from both countries while cheering on each other from across the water.

Some Michigan-based participants arrived after hours-long drives to join the rallies and express their deepening displeasure with the president’s policies.

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