"No Kings" Protest Brings Huge Crowd To The Heart Of Doylestown
By Jeff Werner
Published on March 29, 2026.
A crowd of over 1,000 people gathered outside the Bucks County Administration building in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, for a protest against President Donald Trump's administration. The public rallies were held to protest against the president's leadership, policies, and actions of ICE (ICE) and the war with Iran. The crowd was met with chants of "Lock Him Up, Lock Him Down" and "No Kings". The event was part of what organizers believe is the largest single day mass protest in American history.
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