No protesters appear for Trump’s Mount Rushmore fireworks six years after clash resulted in arrests

Six years after a clash that led to arrests for protesters blocking access to a Trump-hosted fireworks event at Mount Rushmore, the area was notably devoid of demonstrators this time around. Authorities had set aside a 100-foot stretch for potential First Amendment activities, but no one showed up to protest. This stark contrast underscores the changing dynamics of public dissent, especially in the context of high-profile political events, highlighting the evolving landscape of protest culture in America.