Thousands of protesters gathered in Manhattan to protest against President Trump's actions in relation to ICE, the war in Iran, and the consolidation of executive power. Demonstrators called for an end to the weaponization of ICE and federal agencies, and for cuts to essential services like Medicaid and public education. They were joined by New York State Attorney General Letitia James, Rev. Al Sharpton, and movie star Robert De Niro. This marked the fourth No Kings protest held in New York City against the Trump administration. The demonstration was expected to be heavy with police presence following an ISIS-inspired protester's attack on Gracie Mansion.