More Than 700 Join Phoenixville's 'No Kings' Protest Against Trump
By Justin Heinze
Published on March 30, 2026.
The "No Kings" protest was held in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, in conjunction with other demonstrations across the country against President Trump's administration. An estimated 8 million people turned out for the event, with signs reading FELON IN CHIEF, NO WAR IN IRAN, FREE PALESTINE, and STOP ICE TERROR NOW. State Sen. Katie Muth, among several local leaders and organizers, spoke at the event. Critics on both the right and left have expressed skepticism about the overall impact of the protests, arguing that simply calling Trump an "king" is a broad and meaningless antagonism.
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