Trump Live Updates: “Hands Out” Protests against Trump and Musk planned nationally

“No moral person wants a dictator who tears economics who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing,” said Raskin.

His comments come a day after Wall Street ended historically ugly, with the Dow who closed on Friday in more than over 2,000 points. Investors seemed frightened by the vast tariff plan of Trump, who revealed on what he calls “liberation day”.

As corporate leaders know, Raskin said to the crowd DC: “There is no prosperity with stupid commercial wars against the whole world. There is no prosperity with the collapse of the stock market and mass unemployment. There is no future with the presidents who have Mussolini’s policy and Herbert Hoover’s economy.”

The democratic representative of Maryland Jamie Raskin got on stage in Washington, DC on Saturday afternoon at the “Hands Off” event at the National Mall.

“Let scientists do their job!” Raskin shouted on the crowd. “The grandiose thing about science is that it is true if the secretary of health and human services believes in it … hands out of science!”

He said the Americans have the right to protest, to read the books they wish and to call the president “Riscombored for having crashed the economy … and for having transformed my 401k into a 201k”.

The demonstrators, raising a variety of colored signs, applauded while Raskin spoke.

“Hands off Greenland – this is an independent country! Hands off Canada – this is an independent country! Giva Panama – this is an independent country!” The deputy said, before supporting the state for DC.

Raskin also mentioned that Trump and the requests of his impeachment allies against the judges and the numerous preliminary injunctions that the federal judges across the country have issued “against this illegality”, he said, asking “Hands off the court!”

“Bring it back!” The demonstrators sang while then revolving the Maryland man who was deported to a prison of El Salvador. A judge; A federal judge ordered that he returned to the United States this month.

The White House announced that President Donald Trump won the second round of the Senior Club Championship in his Golf club in Jupiter, Florida, while national events explode that oppose his administration.

“The president won his matchup of the second round of the Senior Club Championship today in Jupiter, FL, and tomorrow advances at the championship round,” said the White House in a note.

Days after Senator Chuck Grassley, republican, and Senator Maria Cantwell, a democratic, revealed a bill that would have requested the approval of the congress of the unilateral rates proposed by the executive branch, according to reports, a republican deputy said he has planned to introduce a domestic version.

One day after the implementation of the tariff plan of the “Liberation Day” of Trump, the senators introduced the 2025 trade review Act, which aims to “restore the role constitutionally authorized by Congress” in the approach and approval of US commercial policy “.

Now, Political Reports, the representative of the Nebraska Don Bacon is planning to introduce a bill in a blow to Trump within his own party.

Bacon’s plans arrived when the stock market suffered a historically ugly week, with the closure of the Dow on Friday down 2,231 points.

Sir Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron spoke on Saturday and agreed to keep all the options on the table while tracing an answer to the universal rates of Donald Trump.

The prime minister and the French president said that a commercial war would be “in anyone’s interests”, but said that “nothing should be out of the table” in the fight against the harmful measures of the President of the United States.

The couple also claimed to have concerns about the economic and global security impact of Trump’s samples, “in particular in the South -est Asia”.

He arrives when Sir Keir is given up to speak with world leaders this weekend, trying to build closer ties with non -US allies while the commercial war intensifies.

Ariana Baio Reports from New York.

More than 500 law firms have signed a brief of the court that denounces the targeting by Donald Trump of Perkins Coie and other companies, expressing alarm on the intensification of the Republican President on the legal profession.

Law firms signed the brief who was filed on Friday with the United States district judge Beryl Howell based in Washington at the risk of drawing Trump’s anger and his administration. Among the 504 they signed there were Arnold & Porter, Davis Wright Tremaine and Fenwick & West, although many of the largest companies did not join.

“Although we do not take this step lightly, our constant commitment to preserve the integrity of the American legal system does not leave us any other choice than to unite,” said the brief.

The deposit supported a cause that Perkins Coie, a company founded in Seattle, presented on 11 March to block the executive order of Trump issued against the company for its diversity policies and its previous legal work for the campaign of the Democrat Hillary Clinton, its opponent in the 2016 presidential elections.

“The looming threat posed by the executive order in question in this case and the others similar do not get lost for anyone who practices the law in this country today: any controversial representation that challenges the actions of the current administration (or even causes ailments) now brings with it the risk of devastating retaliation”, said the “friend of the court”.

The White House defended Trump’s directives as acts related to presidential power.

The car giant Jaguar Land Rover has announced that he was making a break from the United Kingdom to the United States as it contemplates how to navigate the 25 % Trump rates on foreign manufacture cars.

“While we work to deal with the new trading terms with our commercial partners, we are taking some short-term actions, including a shipping break in April, while we develop our plans at the medium-long level,” said the company in a note to Reuters.

Trump’s tax on imported cars entered into force on April 3, one day after what he called “Liberation Day”, when he revealed the rates through the edge.

The announcement of the car manufacturer comes days after Stellantis, owner of Jeep, Chrysler and Dodge, said he would stop his production in two factories in Mexico and Canada due to the 25 %tax.

The company also announced that consequently 900 US employees would be temporarily fired.

However, before it was a spokesman for the rates of the day of the liberation of Trump, Vance was critical of the same policies, including the direct reproach to Trump when he spoke of similar measures during his first term, according to a analyses From the Kfile of the CNN.

The main argument of the Trump Administration for rates was that they will encourage companies to bring jobs back to the United States, it claims that it vans once fired out.

Josh Marcus Reports from San Francisco.