BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Thousands gathered in Niagara Square on Saturday to protest many actions taken by the Trump administration.
Two rallies combined into one, the Buffalo United March and Rally and the nationwide "Hands Off!" rally.
"It was meant to be, because it lined up with the 'Hands Off!' national movement," event organizer Mike Hogan said. "Buffalo is united against hate."
Hogan and other protesters we spoke with remain hopeful that these demonstrations will lead to change.
"I think the Constitution is in jeopardy. I think we are in trouble," protestor Beth Geyer said. "This is the only way our politicians will listen to us, [when] we gather together."
"Our unions are being attacked by our president, and he's making doing business way more expensive," Joe Cox said. "Peaceful protests are the way to correct the mistake that Trump is."
If you missed this one, Hogan said they have a schedule of protests coming up.
"We're probably going to have to do a lot more events," Hogan said. "There's more to come, peaceful protests that we're allowed under the constitution."
