No Kings rallies, a protest movement opposing the actions and policies of President Donald Trump’s administration, were planned in cities and towns across the country Saturday, and Northern Colorado is no exception.

A few thousand people, according to a volunteer and a rough count by the Reporter-Herald, packed the areas on either side of Eisenhower Boulevard on Saturday afternoon, holding signs, playing music and often wearing animal costumes, a new development in the protest movement against the Trump administration after people dressed in inflatable costumes protested Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, in Portland earlier this fall.

Events were planned in the Loveland, Fort Collins, Windsor, Berthoud, Greeley and Longmont areas, alongside a planned 2,500 similar rallies nati

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