EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- Hundreds of El Pasoans gathered Saturday afternoon, Oct. 18 to protest against the Trump Adminisration as part of a nationwide series of gatherings that grassroots organizers are calling "No Kings."

Photos by Edith Montero/KTSM

El Pasoans gathered along Airway and Edgemere boulevards, holding signs that read "No Kings Since 1776," "No kings, no fascists, not tyrants and no hate" and "Kings fall! People rise."

The protest appeared to be peaceful and drivers were honking to show their support, according to the KTSM camera crew on the scene.

Law enforcement was also out patrolling the area, making their presence felt.

This is the second "No Kings" protest that has been held across the country since June.

National media organizations are estimating that 2,500 No

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