2025 was a year of mass nationwide protesting of the Trump Administration. Hands-Off, No-Kings, and Good-Trouble were a few that drew large crowds of protesters in all 50 states. There were many protests of Trump in foreign countries too. There was Trump offensive misconduct; sharing vile AI videos and shocking statements on social media. There were illegal and incompetent actions from this administration; depicting fascism and not following constitutional law. We The People, many of us, were distressed in 2025 and this is a photo essay of the resistance to this political regime. The many protest signs depict the issues of concern.
Jimmy Kimmel's return monologue in Sept. 2025, drew nearly 6.3 million viewers
on TV & over 26 million views on YouTube & social media; setting records for
late-night hosting; despite affiliate blackouts.
Prominent Republicans and Trump frequently claimed that the anti-Trump
protesters were paid; a claim that was widely debunked as lacking evidence.
In 2025, under Trump, South Koreans in the U.S. faced immigration enforcement,
highlighted by a major ICE raid on a Hyundai vehicle battery plant in Georgia;
detaining hundreds of Korean workers for visa violations - sparking outrage
and diplomatic tension.
Trump posted a vile, insensitive, untruthful, & egomaniacal post after the murder
of Rob Reiner and his wife; who were horrifically killed by their own child.
Scotland letting Trump know he's not welcome when he visited.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act which Trump signed into law on July 4, 2025,
includes cuts to Medicaid of almost 1 trillion over the next 10 years.
So many people around the world watched the CBS-censored segment
after Canadians leaked it. Many watched on YouTube, who soon deleted it.
Highly recommended to watch: https://archive.org/details/60minutes-cecotsegment
The U.S. Constitution, through the 5th & 14th Amendment's Due Process Clauses,
guarantees fundamental fairness & legal rights (notices & a chance to be heard) to
all persons on U.S. soil, not just citizens, including documented or undocumented
immigrants, when the government seeks to deprive them of life, liberty or property.
There have been many cases in 2025 where this administration violated this.
Trump's attacks on female reporters have frequently included highly personal,
gendered, and physically demeaning language.
Of the 280+ men Trump sent to CECOT, a small fraction had records of violent crime.
Independent, non-partisan analyses of Trump administration policies indicate that the
benefits have largely favored the rich, while some measures have reduced resources
or increased costs for lower-income and needy individuals.
The Scottish protesting Trump's visit.
In Trump's Christmas message, he refers to half of Americans as the "radical Left Scum".
Trump propaganda; displaying banners of himself.
Greenlanders protesting Trump trying to buy Greenland.
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The people are calling for Trump to demilitarize their cities - as he sent the
National Guard into cities; mostly Democrat-run cities. After a Supreme Court loss,
he removed troops from Portland, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
Resistance in the U.S. in 2025 was characterized by widespread protests against
Trump administration policies.
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After the 2nd 'No Kings' protest, Trump shared an AI video of him dropping poop on
protesters. There were over 7 million Americans protesting on October 18, 2025.
A young protester from New Zealand.
Protesting the DOGE cuts headed by Elon Musk.
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The Un-Supreme Court allowed ICE to racially profile people in America.
Several times in 2025, Trump speaks about controlling Greenland; a sovereign country.
In 2025, Trump threatens sovereign nations.
In 2025, Trump's actions were characterized by legal experts & media reports as
wide-ranging "extortion-industrial complex" and a "protection racket" aimed at
consolidating power, enriching himself, & targeting opponents. This racket involved
weaponizing federal agencies like the Dept. of Justice & the Federal Communications
Commission - to force compliance from private companies & political rivals.
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Trump shared an AI video on social media called Trump Gaza.
London, U.K. welcoming Trump.
London, U.K.
Canadians telling Trump they will never be the 51st state.
'Good Trouble' protest
Protesters in Alaska for Putin's visit with Trump.
In 2025, discussions around oligarchy intensified, focusing on extreme wealth
concentration among tech billionaires & its translation into disproportionate
political power, with reports from Oxfam & others highlighting how policies
favor the ultra-rich, leading to increased inequality & concerns of democratic erosion.
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Tesla Takedown protests of Elon Musk worked, but Trump administration subsidized Elon.
In January 2025, Trump repeatedly threatened to "take back" the Panama Canal.
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Trump's tariffs are taking a toll on U.S. businesses & households.
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In November 2025, Trump's approval rating sank to 36% according to Gallup polls.
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Everglades Detention Facility where more than 95% detainees held there
originated from Latin American countries. Amnesty International & others
have reported human rights abuses.
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But Canadians linked it and many millions globally watched it.
Watch it here: https://archive.org/details/60minutes-cecotsegment
Protest sign made of humans at Ocean Beach, San Francisco
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Ireland telling Trump he is not welcome.
Throughout 2025, critics, legal experts & reports alleged Trump took actions that defied
his constitutional oath of office. Allegations focused on the expansion of executive
power, efforts to bypass judicial orders, & challenges to established constitutional rights.
Trump granted executive clemency to more than 1,600 individuals as of July 2025,
all of whom were charged or convicted of federal criminal offenses.
The Mohsen Mahdawi case involved an unjust deportation attempt of a lawful
permanent resident & Columbia University student; arrested at his U.S. citizenship
interview, for pro-Palestinian advocacy. His lawyers argued it was unconstitutional
retaliation for his speech, leading to a federal court ruling for his release from
detention pending legal challenges against the Trump administration's actions.
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