The third wave of No Kings demonstrations against the Trump administration saw thousands of anti-Trump demonstrations held in New Jersey. Over 8 million people worldwide attended nearly 3,300 events worldwide, according to organizers. The demonstrations were led by local advocacy groups and community members, with local organizers demanding a range of demands including abolishing ICE, taxing the rich, and ending the military conflict in Iran. Protests were held in various locations across New Jersey, including in Atlantic City, Berlin, Bloomfield, Bridgeton, Camden, Freehold, Galloway, Glassboro, Hightstown, Jersey City, Lacey Township, Lakewood, Madison, Middlesex, Middle Township, Montclair, Morristown, Newark, New Brunswick, Newton, Ocean City, Paterson, Rutherford, Somerville, Toms River, Wanaque and Wayne. The president has dismissed the protests as ineffective and dismissed them as "very small" and said they don't represent the majority of the country. No Kings organizers continue to demand change in policies such as the ongoing federal immigration crackdown and the war in Iran, which they believe are undercutting. The next national event is scheduled for March 31.