SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - On Saturday, protests were held around the state as part of a national movement.

The “No Kings” protests, hosted by Indivisible 605 and 50501 South Dakota, are joining more than 2,100 protests being held in cities all across the country.

This is a follow-up to the first No Kings Day protest earlier this year, when over five million people nationwide protested the Trump administration and the consolidation of the Executive Branch’s power.

“I came because I am tired of watching Donald Trump use the Constitution as a diaper, and I’m tired of seeing people in this country go without due process,” said Coleen Andera, who participated in Saturday’s Sioux Falls protest.

“I believe the majority of the American people are not happy with the current administ

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