Anti-ice protesters clash with attendees outside TPUSA summit in Tampa

Protesters lined up on the street outside Turning point United States Student Action Summit in Tampa Bay, Florida on Saturday afternoon, rejecting the president Donald Trump’s Agenda and his suppression of illegal immigrants.

The Tampa Police Department (TPD) disturbed the brief chaos between protesters and TPUSA attendees after it began anti-propaganda and chanting “USA”, with numerous protesters yelling at numerous questions.

Police were on the scene, clashes with counter-protesters caused a protester to bleed in the street.

The theme of the multi-day conservative meeting is co-founder Charlie KirkFox News’ “Greg Gutfeld”, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Border Tsar Tom Czar Tom Homan and Donald Trump Jr., and other conservative leaders.

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As the summit continued inside on Saturday afternoon, protesters marched outside, chanting: “No fear, no hatred, no ice in our state,” and “TPD, KKK, ICE – they are all the same.”

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Protesters held a big sign that read “Defeat Trump Agenda” and a man in a “public school strong” T-shirt was holding a large, oversized toilet paper roll over his head.

The news read, “The TP of America: History becomes messy, flushed out” and “100% painted”, wipe off the protest signs, dragging the ongoing conservative practices.

A man carried a large toilet paper to simulate a protest sign, rejecting the U.S. turning point. (Fox News figures)

Saturday’s demonstration followed protests delving into last month’s riots in Los Angeles as objectionable rhetoric U.S. immigration and customs enforcement (ice) agent has reached the boiling point.

But the message this weekend is much wider as protesters hold signs and chant, from odes of “Free Palestine”, rejecting the war in Gaza to “Ice-free” posters on campus, against “Ice-free” targeting ice attacks against illegal immigrants.

Protesters “No ice on campus!” signed outside the Student Action Summit at the U.S. Turn Point. (Fox News figures)

A woman holds a sign that “due process” is one of the main arguments Democrats have opposed Trump’s deportation. Many signs equate those attending conservative parties with “Nazis.”

After parading outside the TPUSA summit and meeting young conservative attendees in person, protesters moved back to town hall to give a speech.

according to By mobilizing protest leafletthe protest was titled “Trends on TPUSA – Reject SAS 2025!” hosted by Tampa Bay Students (SDS), a Student Activist Organization (SDS), and volunteers are organized by an indivisible organization.

The Tampa Police Department (TPD) was on the scene during the protests. (Fox News figures)

Protesters accuse TPUSA of “turning our city into the stage of the largest youth indoctrination summit of the year… spreading an extremist agenda in schools, universities and communities.”

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Protesters organized “Defending LGBTQ+ & Reproductive Rights,” rejecting censorship in schools, “requesting an end to deportation and U.S. aid to segregation, and “rejecting white nationalism.”