Donald Trump addressed the first Congress of his second U.S. presidency. Protesters overshadowed Trump’s initial speech by voicing their opposition. While anti-Trump Americans took to the streets, Democratic lawmakers inside Congress displayed their disapproval with banners directed at the new president. Here are the protests in the U.S… (Report by: Derya Doğan) President of the United States, Donald Trump, spoke at the first joint session of Congress during his second term. Trump stated their determination to revive the “American Dream” through actions taken in various areas such as border security, economy, federal government regulation, and foreign policy. The 47th president’s initial speech was met with protests from Democratic lawmakers and the public. The first protest was held by anti-Trump Americans in front of Fox News. Americans carrying placards reading “No Dictator in America” also criticized Elon Musk with slogans. Meanwhile, protests by Democratic Representatives inside Congress left a mark on Trump’s inaugural speech. Melanie Stansbury held up a sign reading “This is not normal” while President Donald Trump advanced to address the joint session of Congress. House Speaker Al Green also joined those protesting against Trump. Green was removed from the room for interrupting Trump’s speech. Democrats raised banners with the word “wrong” while Trump was speaking. Democratic women wore pink to protest against Trump’s policies towards women. Banners with “lies” were also present in the protests. Trump’s business partner, Elon Musk, also faced criticism. Congress members protested against the American billionaire by stating “Musk is stealing.”