Capitol police arrest dozens of protests against Trump’s “big and beautiful bill”

U.S. Capitol police arrest dozens of protesters in Capitol rotunda and Capitol mountain Washington, DCas members of the Senate continue to debate President Donald Trump’s “Big and Beautiful Bill.”

The Associated Press said demonstrators are protesting against Republican taxes and spending cut bills in two different locations.

One of them is the Capitol Rotunda and the other is at an intersection near the U.S. Capitol.

us Capitol Police Those arrested facial allegations such as crowding, obstruction and discomfort, told the Associated Press.

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Fox News Digital has contacted the U.S. Capitol Police Department for more information on the arrests.

Protests in the rotunda show signs of protesters holding, which read: “Cut is a policy murder.” A man who participated in the demonstration had a shirt that read “The Poor’s Campaign.”

Police say

Activists from the group of violators show they oppose President Donald Trump’s tax breaks and spending cuts, gathered in the Capitol Rotunda to pray and obey the arrest of police officers at the U.S. Capitol in Washington on Monday, June 30, 2025. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP photo)

Outside the Capitol, some demonstrators carried black wooden coffins that read “178,000 people in Florida will lose Medicaid,” “This coffin represents policy murder,” and “574,000 people in Florida will lose robbery.”

The logos of other coffins represent similar numbers, but in states such as West Virginia, Illinois, and Kentucky.

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Demonstrators carried cardboard coffins in front of the U.S. Capitol to protest President Donald Trump’s tax breaks and spending cuts program held in Washington on Monday, June 30, 2025. (Julia DeMaree Nikhinson/AP Photo)

Several people on display were also wearing religious costumes.

A group in the protest was called the maintenance personnel who violated the rules. In a statement obtained by the Associated Press, the group claimed to lead the effort, adding that the demonstrations continued the Capitol tradition of non-violent action, facing injustice policies and called on the country to raise the ground.

Protests Republican congressman Sprint meets the July 4 deadline to pass a massive legislation to advance Trump’s agenda.

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The Budget Reconciliation Act, if passed, would advance the President’s agenda on taxation, immigration, energy, defense and national debt. The legislation is currently under the control of Senate.

Emma Colton of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.