Nervousness around attending protests kept Madelyn Baca, 57, from showing her anger toward President Donald Trump’s policies during the city’s previous protests.

“ But because it's gotten so much worse since the last protest, we felt like we have to be here,” she said, standing next to her daughter, both lifelong Santa Feans, just minutes before the "No Kings" protest march began Saturday morning.

 “He said 'America First' when he got elected. And now it's America last,” Baca said, pointing to recent reports that the U.S. would spend $40 billion to bail out the economy of Argentina, which is governed by Trump ally Javier Milei. "He should hold up what he said about taking care of the American people."

Her daughter Alesia Trujillo, 37, said she was dumbfounded by recent comments by conse

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