The Anchorage protest was one of many held across the nation Saturday.
A crowd of several hundred people gathered at Town Square Park in downtown Anchorage on Saturday to denounce President Donald Trump and many of his administration’s policies. The event was one of many “No Kings” rallies and marches held nationwide.
Demonstrators listened to speeches and musicians in Town Square Park before marching south on F Street to the Delaney Park Strip. There, many joined a group photo by standing in formation to spell “No ICE,” a reference to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the recent crackdown tactics of its officers across the country.Musicians play upbeat tunes as they march. Many signs and a few costumes could be seen in Town Square in downtown Anchorage Saturday, March 28, 2026. Libby Roderick leads the crowd in a song. A crowd of several hundred people gathered at Town Square in downtown Anchorage Saturday, March 28, 2026, to denounce President Donald Trump and many of his administration's policies.A crowd listens to speeches in Town Square. Sullivan backers call for investigation into Peltola over 2025 campaign spending
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