Millions are expected to gather across the country and around the world on Saturday for a third round of No Kings protests against President Donald Trump. More than 3,200 No Kings marches are planned across all 50 states and several continents.

The events are part of a No Kings Day of Nonviolent Action, which organizers say will be the single largest non-violent day of action in American history. Organizers expect the third No Kings day of protest to be far larger than the first two.

More than seven million people rallied across the country and around the world during the October No Kings day of action. An estimated five million people attended the first wave of No Kings protests in June 2025.

"Since the last No Kings [protests], we're seeing higher gas prices and groceries, all while there's an illegal war in Iran," Sarah Parker, a national coordinator for the group 50501, told reporters. "We've also seen our neighbors executed, American citizens executed, and our children carrying the burden of owning their own power and walking out of school in defiance."

Minnesota will be the flagship of the No Kings protest movement on Saturday. Bruce Springsteen will perform "Streets of Minneapolis" in Minnesota on Saturday as part of the No Kings protest movement.

More than 50% of official protest events registered on the No Kings website for Saturday are in Republican-leaning or battleground states and areas, leaders said on Thursday. "The stat is impressive. It's meaningful. I think it also just speaks to the universal appeal of what we're trying to accomplish here," Lisa Gilbert, co-president of Public Citizen, told reporters.

Organizers said they expect protesters on Saturday to remain peaceful even if met with resistance from federal agents deployed across the country. "We are not going to be intimidated. We are going to be peaceful. We will not be scared off by this tactic," Deirdre Schifeling, Chief Political and Advocacy Officer at the ACLU, said Thursday.

Organizers of the third No Kings protests hail from groups including Indivisible, Public Citizen, MoveOn, the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Action Network. Organizers have asked participants to commit to nonviolent action and de-escalate potential confrontations with counter-protesters.

Protests will take place in Bergen County towns including Fair Lawn, Rutherford, Teaneck and Oradell. The Oradell No Kings protest event will take place from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Participants at the Oradell No Kings protest will demonstrate on sidewalks with signs and percussion instruments, organizers said.

Protests are being held in Jersey City and Weehawken in North Jersey. Hudson County activists plan to march on the Hoboken waterfront starting at 10:15 a.m. Local officials and union members will attend the Hudson County activists' Hoboken waterfront march.