Wilton says NO KINGS!
More than 300 joined the March 28 “No Kings” protest in Wilton. Lots of energy, supportive horn honking, and good cheer about coming together to “do something” offset the windy cold for Wilton’s protest against the Trump administration.
Organizers Indivisible Fairfield County and REBs said weekly Saturday morning protests in Wilton will continue until the nightmare ends. Wilton’s Democratic Town Committee is a proud supporter.
Rally your family, neighbors and friends to make signs, wear costumes, or just come to the sidewalk in front of Wilton High School Saturday mornings from 10-11 a.m.
According to traffic experts, approximately 1,000 vehicles per hour pass this location during the day on weekends. Whether 15 or 300 people show up, the impact is the same.
The Dignity of Immigrants
Recent events across the country have prompted concern about constitutional protections, the rule of law, and the treatment of immigrants. We believe this is a time to publicly reaffirm principles that unite our community. We support the Constitution and the rule of law, including transparency, accountability, and due process for all. We support peaceful protest and civic engagement – essential freedoms in a healthy democracy.
We affirm the dignity of every person in our community. Immigrants – whether long-settled residents, mixed-status families, or those navigating the asylum or naturalization process — are part of the fabric of Wilton. They are us. They are our neighbors, colleagues, business owners, classmates, and friends. Every person deserves to be treated with fairness, due process,
and respect.
Wilton has long valued civility, compassion, and community. We can uphold those traditions and ensure our town remains
welcoming, safe, lawful, and grounded in democratic principles.
Let us be united in this cause.
— The Wilton Democratic Town Committee
Stand up for our neighbors
Keep up with resistance events in our area. The most effective tool we have right now is our voice. Show up, stand up! Please let us know of any events not listed on this page.
Join and follow Indivisble Stamford, ReSisters, and Wilton League of Women Voters for more local events.
