On February 28th, a nationwide boycott took place, specifically calling out Amazon, Target, and other major corporations for their obeying in advance of the Trump administration and in their dropping of DEI programs.

In Roswell, Georgia, Rich McCormick (R-GA) faced angry voters who continually questioned his support of the Trump administration's cuts, Musk's unilateral actions and the abdication of Congress's Constitutional role. This district was a solid republican district in the 2024 election.

Rep. Glenn Grothman faced boos both outside and in his packed town hall as he faced tough questions on DOGE and Musk's actions. Grothman praised the Trump administration's orders to end birthright citizenship and diversity, equity and inclusion, both of which were met with boos and jeers. The order to end birthright citizenship was stopped by the courts because it is unconstitutional.

In a Wisconsin town hall, Rep. Scott Fitzgerald (R-WI) faced tough questions regarding Trump, Musk, and DOGE.

Representative Kevin Hern (R-OK) was told by several constituents told him he wasn't doing his job. Many of the questions he faced revolved around Musk and DOGE undermining Congressional authority on the budget.

"First District Congressman Kevin Hern spoke first about the border, the deficit, and China. His constituents, however, only had questions about government cuts.

“We're seeing the administration undermine Congress,” said one speaker.

“Will you call Elon Musk in to under oath explain what he's doing?” said another.

“My concern is Elon Musk,” a third said." --News9

During the town hall for Rep. Cliff Bentz (R-OR), the Representative could not answer any questions about DOGE and how it was getting funding.

50501 (50 protests, 50 states, 1 movement) is a grassroots organization that has organized another protest across the country for President's Day. They are protesting the executive overreach of the Musk and Trump administration.

Danielle Sassoon resigned rather than obey the order to drop the case against New York City Major Eric Adams. At a Jan. 31 meeting she attended with Bove, she said, Adams’ lawyers floated a quid pro quo, whereby Adams could help Trump on immigration if the charges were dismissed. Bove, Sassoon wrote, “admonished” a member of her team for taking notes during the meeting and later had the notes collected.

Read Sassoon's resignation letter explaining her defiance against the order from Bove and Trump in defense of the rule of law and the U.S. Constitution

This prompted a wave of resignations in the Justice Department. In another resignation letter by Hagan Scotten, he accused Bove and Trump of embracing a deal with Adams in which the Justice Department would drop the charges in exchange for the mayor’s support of Trump’s policy agenda.

The Justice Department under Bove and Bondi, Trump appointees, appear to be waiving charges against Democrat Eric Adams in exchange for the mayor's cooperation in immigration enforcement.

About a dozen neo-Nazis, wearing all black clothing and red face masks the marchers in Columbus also wore, were seen on traffic cameras waving the swastika flags. They had also pinned red swastika banners on the fence of the overpass and a sign reading “America for the White Man,” according to photos shared with CNN.

Local residents responded. “Members of my community ripped the flag out of their hand and burned it up, we spit on it, and if needed, it really could have gotten ugly,” Talbert said. “We will not hesitate to protect our community. And after the show they put on, every Black community that you can think of is going to show up for us 100%.”

Protests across the country rally against Trump and Musk in all 50 states on February 5th, 2025.

Johnathan Sibley, co-owner of the Blade Bar in Edom, refuses to refurbish a Hitler Youth Knife brought in by a Texas couple.

"I will de-Nazisify (expletive) but I won’t re-Nazisify (expletive)," Sibley could be heard saying in the viral video.