Thousands of protesters across Michigan joined nationwide demonstrations against President Trump’s policies, calling out authoritarianism, immigration raids, and threats to civil rights. Rallies in Detroit,

"President Trump has done his part, now Congress must do their part and pass legislation," a sheriff in a Texas border town told Newsweek.

Hundreds protested President Trump's policies in Niles, Michigan, citing concerns about corruption, due process, and the state of democracy. The Niles protest was one of approximately 2,000 "No Kings" demonstrations held nationwide on Flag Day.

This year, Michigan United's annual Juneteenth celebrations will be marked by a "Week of Resistance" around Metro Detroit to denounce President Donald Trump's actions against immigration, healthcare as well as diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives nationwide.

Protesters rallied outside a Detroit CBP office to denounce mass deportations and Trump’s policies, echoing ongoing demonstrations in Los Angeles.

Immigration advocates are now calling on Michigan’s governor, several Democratic members of the state’s congressional delegation, and Detroit school district leaders to fight for Maykol’s release so he can complete his schooling in the U.S.

In Elk Rapids, Charlevoix and Petoskey protesters carried signs and gathered in high traffic areas. Thousands gathered in Traverse City.