The nationwide "No Kings" movement is set to return to the streets of Illinois this Saturday, Oct. 18, in response to recent actions by the Trump administration and the U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement.

The demonstrations are scheduled across dozens of Illinois cities, including Chicago, Springfield, Rockford and Peoria.

For those planning to join the rallies, here's what you should know about which rights are protected and what actions should be avoided.

Know your rights: What protesters can and can't do in Illinois

Protestors are granted certain freedoms under the First Amendment , including the right to:

Protest.

Demonstrate, such as taking part in a rally or march

Donate to groups and political candidates

Get together with other people to talk about issues

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