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Where To Go for the June 27 Hands Off Iran! Protest in Dallas

North Texans will gather to protest the United States' airstrike on Iran. Here's what to know and when to go.
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President Donald Trump announced the successful bombing of several nuclear sites in Iran. Rebecca Noble/Getty Images

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In Dallas, protesting is becoming as popular a weekend activity as a Sunday morning church service. Ever since the new White House administration took office, North Texans have gathered to protest mass deportations, changes within public school education funding, and the appointment of billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk as the president’s right-hand man.

However, President Donald Trump has launched a new protest-worthy event, in the eyes of some North Texans, and so the week will witness another protest downtown.

Where and When Is the Protest?

North Texans will gather for the Dallas: Hands Off Iran! Protest on Friday, June 27, at 6:30 p.m. at Main Street Garden in downtown to object to the United States' joining the Israel-Iran conflict, which may have entered a cease-fire for now, depending on your definition of cease-fire.

“As Israel’s massive, unprovoked bombardment of Iran continues, Trump is weighing whether or not the United States should directly enter the war,” wrote a promoter of the protest, El Movimiento, on social media. “This is the critical moment when we need to make it loud and clear that the people of this country reject another endless war.”

What's the Protest About This Time?

On June 12, Israel attacked Iran by air for fear that the latter was poised to make a nuclear weapon. The United States entered the conflict on June 21, conducting the “largest B-2 operational strike in U.S. history,” dropping bombs on three fortified Iranian uranium-enrichment sites.


Many, including members of Congress and Vice President JD Vance, were surprised by the mission, titled “Operation Midnight Hammer.”

"I don't know that any of us knew exactly when the president made the decision, except for the president himself,” Vance said during an interview with ABC.

The entrance of the United States into the conflict has spurred outrage among some and planted fears of counterattacks on U.S. targets at home and abroad.

How Have Anti-Administration Protests Been Doing?

The recent protests have seen record-breaking numbers. The June 14 No Kings protest against the current administration garnered an estimated four to six million participants across the country. Estimates place the Dallas count at 10,000. The protest has been called the largest single-day protest in American history.