The flagship event will be held in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota.
In advance of the mobilization day, NoKings.org has been conducting “Eyes on Ice” virtual trainings to equip Americans with the tools and knowledge they need to safely exercise their rights and monitor federal enforcement actions. The first training, which streamed live in January 26, drew an audience of over 200,000 people. The next training will be on February 5 at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time. It will cover “the latest updates on ICE and CBP’s out-of-control and dangerous operations,” people’s rights when documenting and recording law enforcement encounters, and how people can continue to take action.
Ezra Levin, a Co-Executive Director of Indivisible, says
“The Trump regime is doubling down on fear and force to intimidate communities and silence dissent. What we are seeing in Minnesota is a tragic example of that, with immigrant families and Black and brown communities being terrorized. From Alex Pretti to Renee Good to the tens of thousands showing up in subzero weather, we are also seeing a massive movement of brave people standing up for their neighbors and against this regime. Now, it’s on all of us to show up and to stay nimble to meet the threats of this regime in real time. No Kings is not just a slogan or a single day of action. It’s a principle we carry every day as we stand in solidarity with communities being harmed and confront authoritarianism wherever it shows up — from Los Angeles to Minneapolis.”
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