Atlanta police stationed as massive 'No Kings' march begins
Thousands have gathered at the Memorial Drive Greenway for the third nationwide "No Kings" protest. After a morning rally, participants plan to circle the Georgia State Capitol to voice frustrations over immigration policy and civil liberties. While roads remained open during the initial rally, Atlanta police are stationed at nearby intersections preparing to close streets once the march officially begins.
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