Saturday's demonstrations, in opposition to President Donald Trump and his policies, will mark the third such nationwide protests organized by the 50501 movement to take place in Houston this year.

One by one, Rice students — numbering about 30 — filed through the shaded shrubbery and into the sunlight in front of Houston City Hall, joining the 13,500 to 15,000 No Kings protesters. Then, in the sweltering heat,

For the second time in the last few months, protesters are expected to gather in Houston and across the country in 'No Kings' protests.

An estimated 7,000 protesters gathered for a No Kings rally at Houston City Hall on Saturday, peacefully condemning President Donald Trump and his An estimated 7,000 people attended a No Kings peaceful protest at Houston City Hall on Saturday.

A second round of "No Kings" rallies are set to happen across the country, including multiple protests planned in the Greater Houston area.

Thousands are expected to march in downtown Houston and nearby cities Saturday in the latest No Kings protest against Trump administration policies.

Organizers of the movement, called “No Kings,” said the demonstrations are in response to the administration’s policies on mass deportations and the dismantling of several federal

Houston prepares for "No Kings" protests against Trump administration's authoritarian actions, anticipating traffic disruptions and emphasizing non-violence.

Police and protesters line downtown streets as the No Kings march makes its way to City Hall.