Two boys drive down 47th Street past the protestors with a sign that says “My dad got deported. How is that great?” referring to President Trump’s Make America Great Again campaign. Trump’s administration is currently receiving backlash for splitting up families due to deportations. Photo by Paige Bean

A protestor holds up a peace sign and follows one of the crowd’s chants. Photo by Paige Bean

A man sits outside of the Plaza Tennis Center while practice is still in session. Protestors lined the courts, all surrounding sidewalks, and even the streets. Photo by Paige Bean

A woman wraps herself in the American flag on the northwest corner of Mill Creek Parkway and 47th Street. Photo by Paige Bean

A man in the no kings day protest, dressed as a king with a crossed out circle stands in the middle of Main street. Photo by Will Griffith

A woman stands in the middle of Mill Creek Park holding a sign that reads “Due Process”. This is in critique of the U.S. government and their following of legal procedures. Photo by Avra Welling

Protestors congregate around Memorial Fountain, moving around Mill Creek Park and the Country Club Plaza. Photo by Francesca Lorusso

A Man stands under a tree in Mill Creek Park with a sign that reads “End Trump-ism”. Photo by Avra Welling

A teacher dressed as “Rosie the Riveter” holds up a sign reading “Please don’t deport my students, they make my school GREAT” standing on the Seville Light Fountain on Mill Creek Pkwy. Photo by Will Griffith

A protester hugs a man wearing a military jacket in front of Memorial Fountain. Photo by Francesca Lorusso

A woman sits on the grass with a Keffiyah wrapped around her head holding a sign that reads “Silence is Death, Free Palestine.” Photo by Avra Welling

A woman sits out a car window waving the flag of Mexico while driving up Mill Creek Parkway along with a protester holding a sign reading “Stop Separating Families,” referencing Trump’s administration separating families due to deportations. Photo by Francesca Lorusso

A woman plays a drum with “No Kings” written on it to the “Hey hey, ho ho, Donald Trump has got to go!” chant from the protestors. Photo by Francesca Lorusso

Two men in a truck drive north down Mill Creek Pkwy with flags supporting President Donald Trump reading “Trump 2024, take America back” in front of protesters, during the no kings day protest in Kansas City. Photo by Will Griffith

A man walks towards Mill Creek Parkway holding a sign that reads “No Kings.” Photo by Avra Welling

A man walks through the crowd of protesters with his daughter on his shoulders, heading east, past Memorial Fountain. The fountain served as the center of the rally, with protests expanding throughout the Country Club Plaza and north through Mill Creek Park. Photo by Francesca Lorusso

A man waves an American flag over a sign reading “No Mercy For Fascists” on the corner of Emanuel Cleaver II Blvd and Mill Creek Pkwy. Photo by Will Griffith

A man holding a sign in Mill Creek Park reads “Stomp out Fascism” and “Vets for the Constitution.” Photo by Avra Welling