Hundreds Protest Trump Visits in Chicago, Kuala Lumpur

Hundreds of protesters in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood rallied against the Trump administration's recent immigration detainments, expressing fear and solidarity with those detained, including a teenager taken on his way to school. Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez vowed the community would continue to resist federal actions and support affected families. Meanwhile, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, around 700 people peacefully protested outside the U.S. Embassy against President Donald Trump's upcoming visit for the 2025 ASEAN Summit, with demonstrators including Malaysia's largest opposition party and pro-Palestine groups condemning U.S. policies on Gaza and Israel. Malaysian police confirmed the protests were peaceful with no incidents reported, deploying significant personnel to maintain order. Additional protests are planned near the summit venue, reflecting widespread opposition to Trump's attendance in the region. These coordinated international protests underscore global resistance to Trump's policies and presence, both domestically and abroad.