The movement has organized under the hashtags #buildtheresistance and #50501, which stands for 50 protests, 50 states, one day. Many of the protests are planned at state capitols, with some in other cities.

Organizers say they hope to see hundreds of protestors on Michigan's capital lawn on Wednesday as part of a nationwide effort born on social media just over the last week to speak out en masse against the Trump administration.

Police and other governmental officials are allowed to place certain restrictions, however, including shutting down a protest through a dispersal order if there is a danger of riot or disorder. A permit to march in the streets or on sidewalks is unnecessary as long as marchers are not obstructing car or pedestrian traffic.

People across the country plan to protest President Donald Trump's actions. Here's what we know about when, where the Mississippi event will be.

The “50 Protests 50 States 1 Day” protest or 50501, is set to happen at noon Wednesday at every state capitol building in the U.S. It’s not officially organized by any local groups but entities like Women’s March of West Virginia,

A social media movement is taking to the streets to protest recent moves by President Donald Trump. Here's how it got started.