Protesters are organizing to humiliate U.S.President Donald Trump during the World Cup trophy presentation at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.A coalition of artists and activists has distributed hundreds of red cards to soccer fans, instructing them to wave the cards when Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino present the winning team.The activists' website condemns Trump for political corruption, accusing him of nearly tripling his net worth to $6.2 billion and slow-walking the release of files on former financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Marianne Downes of the Northeast Queens Indivisible Group distributed over 250 cards in 40 minutes, stating the protest aims to protect democratic freedoms.

The campaign highlights growing public dissent against Trump's administration, with critics labeling him the 'most corrupt president in American history.

' The event underscores tensions between political figures and grassroots activism, as protesters seek to challenge Trump's influence during a global sporting spectacle.The situation reflects broader concerns about political accountability and the intersection of sports events with political discourse.