Protesters in Huntsville joined national "No Kings" rallies against President Trump, highlighting issues like ICE raids and LGBTQ rights.

People gathered Saturday on Governors Drive in Huntsville and in communities across the state of Alabama for “ No Kings” demonstrations to protest the direction of the country under President Donald Trump.

People gathered Saturday on Governors Drive in Huntsville and in communities across the state of Alabama for “ No Kings” demonstrations to protest the direction of the country under President Donald Trump.

From Selma to Birmingham, Saturday's demonstrations drew those unhappy with the state of the nation's leadership to the streets and the public square.

A second round of “No Kings” protests will take place on Saturday, with numerous protest locations throughout Alabama.

Over 2,200 'No Kings' events are planned in the U.S., including multiple in the Upstate and more across South Carolina. Here's when, where they will be

Organizers say the energy Saturday will be a message to both Trump and elected Democratic leaders that people want change.

Thousands of anti-Trump "No Kings" protests are planned across the U.S. on Saturday, Oct. 18, including Fort Myers and Sanibel. Organizers believe it will be the largest single day of protest in modern American history, USA TODAY reported.