A number of Northland communities were part of the hundreds across the United States taking part in the “Hands Off” protests Saturday. The largest was likely in Duluth.  Organizers say over 2,500 people gathered outside Duluth City Hall to protest the actions taken by the Trump administration to reduce the federal government through the ending of grants,

'Hands off,' that's what thousands from coast to coast demanded on Saturday at more than 1,200 anti-Trump protests. Here in Minnesota, the Capitol saw a large turnout. "I don't know, this one spoke to me," said Rosemont resident Tracy Monroe. "I'm just extremely proud of Minnesota," said Krista Karels from Montrose.

Minnesota “Hands Off!” demonstrators said they’re concerned about Trump’s deportations, trade war against allies, and billionaire presidential adviser Elon Musk’s push to downsize the federal

Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol and across the country are rallying against what they say is a "Trump-Musk billionaire takeover" that threatens their freedoms.

The entire list of protests can be found on the Hands Off! Mobilize website. The protests are scheduled for Saturday, April 5. The largest, at the Washington Monument in the nation's capital, runs from noon and until 3:30, according to the organizers' site.

Citizens and public officials take to the streets to rally against actions by President Donald Trump and adviser Elon Musk

A large crowd gathered on the Veterans Memorial Bridge on Saturday afternoon as part of a nationwide “Hands Off” protest. People that showed up were protesting against the way President Donald Trump is running the country.

Opponents of US President Donald Trump and his adviser, billionaire Elon Musk, have joined rallies across the United States to protest against the administration’s actions to overhaul the government and expand presidential authority.