Protests have been ramping up around the country in response to immigration raids ordered by President Donald Trump.In the player above: Gov. Beshear discusses state's plan to monitor protests in Kentucky this weekendSign up for our NewslettersThere was a peaceful protest in Louisville on Monday,

Louisville was one of more than a dozen cities across Kentucky to hold a protest Saturday of the Trump administration’s military parade.

The "No Kings" movement is planning nationwide protests on June 14th, coinciding with Flag Day, President Trump's birthday, and a military parade in Washington, D.C.

Louisville held it's No Kings Day protest, and the turnout was massive. Majority of countries have ‘no confidence’ in Trump’s abilities: Pew poll

People demonstrated across Kentucky on Saturday to express their outrage at President Donald Trump's administration.

On the steps of Metro Hall in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, protesters began gathering before noon, carrying signs that read "No kings in America" and "Dictator or democracy: That's the choice."

The organization's social media pages say ICE agents are detaining immigrants at a building on South 3rd Street when they come for mandated check-ins.

The Mayor commented on immigration in the city and the right to protest when he was asked about the Los Angeles protests in a June 10 news conference.