Around 2,000 demonstrators gathered in front of the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City for a protest advocating for constitutionally guaranteed due process rights and calling for President Donald Trump and his administration to be held accountable for not upholding those rights. The protest came after the Supreme Court ordered Trump to stop deportations to El Salvador, citing a lack of due process. The protesters decried the administration’s actions, including deportations without due process and violations of First Amendment rights. Counter-protesters, some armed, held signs with pro-DOGE messages and advocated violence against protesters. The debate centered around the removal of migrants under an antique wartime act last used during World War II, which allowed for the detainment of Japanese Americans in concentration camps. The focus on due process highlighted the ongoing issue of legal rights being violated by the Trump administration, leading protesters to call for accountability and the protection of constitutional rights. Similar protests were held across the country on the same day.
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