More than 5,000 people are expected to crowd into Liberty Plaza on Saturday morning as part of the demonstration.

Another wave of protests is set to take place across Georgia this weekend as part of a national day of action against the Trump administration.

With mass protests over the Trump administration’s policies set to take place around the country Saturday, Georgia’s leaders say they will be prepared if violent elements overtake peaceful protests. But organizers of the planned “No Kings” event in Atlanta say they’ve taken every step to ensure a morning of peaceful demonstration.

A nationwide protest over President Donald Trump's administration policies, dubbed "No Kings" protests, are taking to the streets on Saturday, and there are two protests taking place in Central Georgia this weekend.

Gov. Brian Kemp warned that while peaceful protests are protected, any violence against law enforcement during Saturday's "No Kings" rallies will bring "quick and heavy accountability."

Millions of Americans are expected to protest on Saturday in response to President Trump's military parade in Washington, DC, which coincides with his 79th birthday.

Another wave of protests is set to take place across Georgia this weekend as part of a national day of action against the Trump administration.

Georgia leaders say they are prepared to respond if weekend protests turn violent. “My office remains in close contact with state and local law enforcement and stands ready to take whatever appropriate action is needed to safeguard our communities from crime and violence while also respecting the constitutional right to peaceful assembly,