Trump Returns to Mar-a-Lago as No Kings Rallies Protest Power

President Donald Trump returned to Mar-a-Lago on Oct. 16 for his first visit of the season since May, after campaigning in Georgia, with road closures, heightened security and temporary flight restrictions affecting Palm Beach. His visit coincided with local and nationwide “No Kings” rallies protesting what organizers describe as an expansion of presidential power. Trump’s Florida travel is part of a broader campaign schedule, including an Oct. 23 Fort Myers rally with Republican candidates Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody aimed at boosting early in-person voting. Republicans are concerned about turnout despite their voter-registration advantage in Florida, where Democrats have cast more mail ballots so far; Trump urged supporters in Georgia to treat the midterms as especially important.