Fulton County Democratic Party Chair Josh Zehner shared photos from the No King protest on Saturday, March 28, outside of the Fulton County Courthouse. Zehner said around 70 people attended the event in Rochester.
Saturday's protest, also named No Kings 3 or No Kings Day 3, was one of many coordinated protests across the country that took place to protest the current government actions and policies that include the 2026 Iran war, suppression of the Epstein files, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations that led to the shooting of Renee Good, Keith Porter and Alex Pretti by immigration agents.
Organizers claim the protest was one of more than 3,3000 organized events across the US on Saturday, which in total was estimated to draw around eight to nine million protestors across the nation, marking what was said to be the largest single-day protest in American history.
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