'Free DC' protesters took to the streets in Washington, D.C., marking one year since President Donald Trump declared a crime emergency and deployed the National Guard to the nation’s capital. Demonstrators rallied against the continued military presence, describing it as a 'hostile military occupation' and demanding greater local control. Show more Show less
'End the occupation': D.C. protesters take to the streets a year after Trump deployed Guard troops
'Free DC' protesters took to the streets in Washington, D.C., marking one year since President Donald Trump declared a crime emergency and deployed the National Guard to the nation’s capital. Demonstrators rallied against the continued military presence, describing it as a 'hostile military occupation' and demanding greater local control.
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