April 20, 2025.

Yesterday, on the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord at the beginning of the Revolutionary War,

Americans across the country protested against President Donald J. Trump, his billionaire

sidekick, Elon Musk, and the administration in general. The decentralized 50-51 movement,

which stands for 50 protests in 50 states on one day, was one of the organizers of the protests,

planning more than 700 events.

Spokesperson Hunter Dunn described 50-51 as a pro-democracy, pro-constitution,

anti-executive overreach, non-violent grassroots movement. Notably, protests have spread to

small towns all around the country, including towns in Republican-dominated areas. One of the

signs in Miami read, I'm here fighting for your due process. A right, the Trump administration has abandoned with its

rendition of men to Seacot, a notorious terrorist prison in El Salvador. Today, Senator Chris Van

Holland, a Democrat of Maryland, appeared on a number of news programs explaining that his

trip to El Salvador to make contact with his

constituent Kilmara Breggo Garcia, whom the administration said it's sent to Seacott through

administrative error, was about defending the rule of law. I am not defending the man. I'm defending

the rights of this man to due process, Van Hollen told

Jonathan Carl of ABC News. And the Trump administration has admitted in court that he was wrongfully

detained and wrongfully deported. My mission and my purpose is to make sure that we uphold the rule of

law, because if we take it

away from him, we jeopardize it for everybody else. The right to do process is central to the

rule of law in the United States, and the Trump administration has ignored it since at least

March 15th, when it spirited more than 250 men from the U.S. to Seacott.

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