Rachel Maddow

People out this weekend, they're protesting against Trump and against ICE.

This was a really big protest this weekend in Texas, San Antonio, Texas.

This weekend, there were big protests in Houston and in Dallas and in Fort Worth, but a big one in San Antonio.

This was South Elgin, Illinois.

This was Providence, Rhode Island this weekend.

Last week, we told you about locals in Roxbury, New Jersey, protesting furiously and repeatedly against plans to build a new ICE facility in Roxbury, New Jersey.

They protested this weekend against ICE and Trump.

We're told that Roxbury is considering a resolution on that proposed ICE facility tomorrow.

The mayor is expected to speak on it.

This was Fairbanks, Alaska, protests against Trump and ICE.

The temperature at this protest in Fairbanks was minus 25 degrees.

And look at people turning out to protest against ICE and the Trump administration.

I have to tell you, I'm only scratching the surface here.

Usually, when we have this many protests to cover all over the country, it's because there's been some long-planned thing where people had weeks of notice, right, for some, you know, upcoming next big protest.

That was true with the first No Kings Day and the second No Kings Day, also the big hands-off protest that happened last spring.

People had weeks of notice for those.

There was lots of national organizing around them.

People had a chance to get ready and make their plans.

What happened these last few days was not that.

This was essentially spontaneous, a spontaneous reaction to the killing of Renee Nicole Good.