protest Hundreds Protest in Iowa City Against Trump Administration Cuts 2025-04-05 Hundreds of protesters gathered in Iowa City on April 5th to voice their opposition to the Trump administration's policies and proposed cuts. The 'Hands Off!' rally was part of a nationwide movement against job and grant funding cuts, with over 1,000 similar protests scheduled across the country. Speakers shared personal stories about the impact of the proposed cuts on their communities, highlighting concerns over the dismantling of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, as well as the threat to programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. The demonstration was the latest in a series of Iowa City protests against the Trump administration and its allies. protest Over 1,000 Demonstrate in Cedar Rapids Against Trump Agenda 2025-04-05 More than 1,000 people rallied in downtown Cedar Rapids on April 5th as part of the nationwide 'Hands Off!' protests against the Trump administration's policies. The demonstrators, ranging from young to old, expressed concerns over the mass firing of federal workers, closure of Social Security field offices, deportation of immigrants, rollback of transgender protections, and federal funding cuts for health programs and medical research. Speakers emphasized the need to stand up for democracy, social security, and civil rights in the face of the administration's 'chaos' and 'billionaire takeover'. politics Iowa Lawmakers Shift Focus to Budget as Policy Bill Deadline Passes 2025-04-05 With the second legislative funnel deadline passed, Iowa lawmakers are now focused on fiscal matters like tax policy and the next state budget. Most policy bills needed to be approved by one full chamber and a committee in the opposite chamber to remain eligible for further consideration. While some bills advanced, many others failed to make the cut, including measures on issues like school curriculum, medical cannabis, and eminent domain restrictions. Legislative leaders have tools to resurrect some 'dead' bills, but others will have to wait until next year's session. |
Des Moines, Iowa. 
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