WASHINGTON — Four months ago, millions of Americans participated in across the U.S. to denounce the expansion of executive power under President Donald Trump, with organizers likening him to the British monarchs that the founders rebelled against to found the United States.

Organizers at the time said around 5 million Americans crowded the streets for the protests. Now, a second protest marches and rallies is set to take place on Saturday, Oct. 18.

Here’s what to know about your right to protest.

Where can you legally protest?

Free speech protections exist in public spaces like sidewalks, streets and parks, because they are known as “traditional public forums,” according to the You also typically have the right to protest on public plazas near government buildings, as long as the prot

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