More New York City protests are planned Tuesday against the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies and the new travel ban, as city leaders issue a warning against the kind of unrest seen in Los Angeles over the weekend.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth threatened to deploy troops nationwide “if necessary” as thousands joined anti-immigration rallies across the U.S. While Los Angeles remains the epicenter of unrest, demonstrations against ICE operations and Donald Trump’s decision to mobilize 4,

His closing message is a scorching ad saying New York could be next after Los Angeles and his 33-year-old opponent can’t lead.

More New York City protests took place Monday, along with similar demonstrations across the country, against immigration raids conducted by the Trump administration’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency,

The commander in chief looking on at it all.The military parade commemorating the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary and coinciding with President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday will be a new spectacle for many Americans.

Residents and advocates are expected to take the streets in New York City as part of nationwide protests against President Donald Trump’s administration this weekend. Thousands are expected to gather for the day of action dubbed the “No Kings March” at Bryant Park at 2 p.

New York City’s mayoral race is operating under the shadow of a politician from Queens: Donald Trump.With less than a month to go until the Democratic primary on June 24, the Republican president’s name is on the lips of its candidates as much as any of the issues affecting the city.

Demonstrators in cities beyond Los Angeles — including San Francisco, Chicago, New York and Austin — are protesting President Donald Trump’s federal immigration enforcement.