Crowds are expected at "No Kings" demonstrations on Saturday across the United States, including in Chicago, as President Donald Trump's administration continues to carry out immigration enforcement efforts.

Large turnouts are expected in opposition to what some classified as increasingly authoritarian practices by the president. The day of protests marks the second iteration of demonstrations; several "No Kings" protests took place across the country in June.

Events are planned in more than 2,000 cities , with over 30 in the Chicago area, according to a map posted by organizers. In Chicago itself, demonstrations are planned in Grant Park, Unity Park and four other locations.

Some conservative politicians have condemned the protests as “Hate America" rallies, while others say that

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