At least six states have seen protests as stay-a-home orders meant to curb the spread of the coronavirus continue. Many were angry about the economic ramifications the restrictions are causing.
However, Trump, speaking Wednesday at the White House task force press conference, said recommendations about opening the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic would be released Thursday after a conference call with all 50 governors.Demonstrators drove thousands of vehicles
Whitmer said she respects the right to protest, saying it does not violate the stay-at-home order, but she said many of the protesters put themselves and others at risk of contracting COVID-19.Trump threatens to invoke constitutional power to adjourn Congress because of hold-up over nominees Protesters, some of whom appeared to be standing less than 6 feet apart from one another, chanted"we want to work" and"facts over fear."
Additionally, a growing chorus of Ohio’s Republican lawmakers want DeWine to set a date for the first phase of re-opening businesses, schools and public places. Ohio Health Director Dr. Amy Acton issued the stay-at-home order March 22, but schools have been closed since March 12. That order expires May 1, but it’s increasingly likely that students and teachers won’t return to their classrooms this academic year.Hundreds of Utah residents gathered Wednesday to protest the state's closures of businesses and facilities due to the coronavirus.
Deborah Palmer, a St. George resident who owns a small business, says that her concern for her family's job security is what brought her out to the march.
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