Thousands march at third ‘No Kings’ protest in Morristown, NJ
By Murjani Rawls
Published on March 28, 2026.
Thousands gathered in cities across New Jersey for the third wave of "No Kings" protests against President Donald Trump's policies. Demonstrators gathered outside the Kings Food Market in Morristown, with others in over 60 towns and cities across the state. The demonstrations were held in response to concerns about the proposed ICE detention center in Roxbury, upcoming midterm elections, and ongoing deportations of undocumented immigrants. In Jersey City, several hundred protesters marched to the Hoboken waterfront and delivered speeches about fighting for democracy. The John R. Lewis Empowerment Voting Act, which has reached the state senate after a 53-20 New Jersey Assembly vote, would codify current federal voting rights protections into state law.
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