The protest was part of nationwide demonstrations planned for "No Kings Day," which organizers planned to coincide with Trump's military parade in Washington, D.C., celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary, and his birthday. Miami protestors used elaborate signs to express dissent on issues ranging from ICE's immigration raids to DOGE cuts to the military parade itself.

A protester makes a salient point.
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Protesters demonstrate against Donald Trump's policies in Miami on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
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A woman holds a sign making her feelings known about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
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Anti-Trump protesters demonstrate in Miami during No Kings Day on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
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Miami Police Department officers on bicycles stand in the road during the anti-Trump protest.
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Far-right activist Enrique Tarrio attracts obscenities as he speaks to rally-goers at Miami's No King's Day protests.
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Anti-Trump protesters demonstrate in Miami on Saturday, June 16, 2025.
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A man demonstrates against President Donald Trump while wearing a mask famously tied to anarchy and rebellion from tyranny.
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Protesters hold a "Fuck Trump" flag resembling a collection of right-wing flags popular during the Joe Biden administration.
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Two young protesters hold signs and demonstrate against President Donald Trump.
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Droves of protesters demonstrate against President Donald Trump's policies in Miami on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
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Anti-Trump protesters hold signs and wave flags in opposition to the president's policies and military parade on Saturday.
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A woman holds a sign calling to "dismantle the oligarchy."
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A man in a MAGA hat, vape in hand, gesticulates at a rally-goer Saturday.
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A protester wears a sticker claiming that Trump followers belong to a cult.
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A demonstrator holds a sign saying "sic semper tyrannis," a Latin phrase translating to "thus always to tyrants." John Wilkes Booth infamously used the phrase, which expresses that tyrants will always meet their fates, after shooting President Abraham Lincoln.
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A sign complains that President Donald Trump's administration is overreaching in many areas.
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A sign shows President Donald Trump with a pig's snout in what could be a reference to the book Animal Farm, where pigs become tyrannical rulers.
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A woman holds a sign implying the country would be in a better place if voters had elected Kamala Harris.
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