Protests can significantly shape political legislation by highlighting social issues and galvanizing public support for reforms. When citizens mobilize en masse to express their grievances, it draws attention from policymakers and the media, often putting pressure on government officials to respond. Successful protests can lead to legislative changes when they resonate with broader public sentiments or when they compel politicians to address pressing concerns. While protests highlight the urgent need for change, their outcomes depend on factors such as public support, media coverage, and the political climate surrounding the issue at hand.