Thousands Gather at Santa Fe Capitol for ‘Hands Off’ Anti-Trump Protest

Thousands of protesters gathered at the New Mexico State Capitol in Santa Fe on Saturday to voice their opposition to President Donald Trump's policies. The 'Hands Off' protest, part of a nationwide movement, saw participants chanting slogans and holding signs criticizing Trump's budget reforms and his administration's approach to governance.

The event, which drew attention from national media outlets, was one of many similar protests occurring across the United States. Protesters in Santa Fe specifically targeted Trump's proposed budget cuts, labeling his administration as 'robber barons' and demanding a change in policy direction.

Photographs from the event, shared widely on social media, captured the energy and determination of the crowd. The 'Hands Off' movement continues to gain momentum, with more protests planned in the coming weeks.

• Donald Trump
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