ALL WALLS MUST FALL: Inside The Lochiel Autonomous Zone What began as an environmental protest on the Arizona border became a project for a network of self-described “aspiring revolutionaries.” After contractors cut down three cottonwood trees, anarchists and activists flooded into the zone. They published a plan to stop the wall, raised nearly $75,000, and called on people across the country to move to Lochiel with “open-ended plans.” By day 71, the Lochiel Autonomous Zone had a manned checkpoint at the gate, a mutual aid supply network, a legal defense fund, occupied multiple buildings, dozens of tents, more than 50 vehicles and roughly 100 people. @TaylerUSA received an anonymous tip that Border Patrol was moving in to clear the encampment so construction on the double-layer wall could resume. Watch as the Frontlines TPUSA team arrives just in time to document the raid—only for the story to turn on them. Activists close in, assault Frontlines manager @BrandonDrey, destroy property, slash vehicle tires, and threaten the crew again and again, until the reporters are not only covering the chaos, they are trapped inside it. @TaylerUSA | @BrandonDrey | @kiansimone44 | @TPUSA

VENUE HITS CAPACITY AT AMERICA: LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT The Cal Poly University Police confirmed to Frontlines Reporter Tayler Hansen that the venue reached its capacity of 1,300 people, and a few hundred attendees still waiting in line had to be turned away. Stragglers remain outside the venue, hoping to get in, as protesters continue demonstrating across the street. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

"NO HATE, NO FEAR, IMMIGRANTS ARE WELCOME HERE!" Protesters chant outside the America: Love It or Leave It event at Cal Poly, including two wearing Trump masks. One holds a "TOILET PAPER USA" sign. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

"No IDF, No KKK, No TPUSA." Protesters keep chanting in the rain outside Cal Poly as the America: Love It or Leave It event gets underway. The line of attendees still stretches down the street. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

Protesters stand in the pouring rain chanting outside the Cal Poly event in San Luis Obispo, while the line of attendees still wraps around the venue with 20 minutes until the event starts. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

As protesters chant across from the venue, attendees waiting in line to see Tulsi Gabbard, Riley Gaines, Will Witt, and Nick Shirley answer with "USA" chants. The protesters respond with more chants of their own when the attendees stop. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

Protesters are now gathered across from the America: Love It or Leave It event at Cal Poly, holding signs and chanting as attendees file in. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

Hundreds are lined up outside Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo ahead of the America: Love It or Leave It tour stop with Tulsi Gabbard, Riley Gaines, Will Witt, and Nick Shirley. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

NEW YORK CITY: Darializa Avila Chevalier, the Democratic Socialist who recently won her Congressional primary in NYC, refuses to respond to whether or not she “likes America.” Reporter @Savsays asked the candidate if she wanted to retract any of her past anti-American statements now that she’s running to become an elected official in the U.S. Not only did Chevalier decline to respond, but other members of the DSA made sure to protect her from any challenging questions. This past Saturday, Chevalier attended an anti-ICE protest in Washington Heights, where she called to abolish ICE and spoke in support of Oscar Belgal, the Dominican illegal immigrant who was recently shot by ICE. @TPAction

The "No Kings" demonstration in Los Angeles turned into a dance party for its final two hours, as a Spanish band played and protesters danced in place. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

HAPPENING NOW: No Kings protests in Seattle are much smaller this time around. But one thing remains the same. The vast majority of participants are baby boomers and white. @choeshow is on the ground right now trying to figure out why this movement lacks so much diversity and interest from younger people. @TPUSA

No Kings in LA: A vendor is selling flags that merge the American and Mexican flags into one design. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

The crowd at the Los Angeles "No Kings" march has significantly dwindled ahead of the event's end. A sign from the Party for Socialism and Liberation reads "FULL LEGALIZATION FOR ALL IMMIGRANTS." @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

Shirts for sale at the "No Kings" protest in Los Angeles include a Che Guevara design reading "F**K ICE," a "Public Enemy" shirt with a Trump silhouette in the middle of a crosshair, and one that reads "The only minority destroying the country are the billionaires." @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

Official "No Kings" national and local demands are displayed at the Los Angeles protest. Among the 15 demands: Abolish ICE and a path to citizenship, declare a climate emergency, end arms transfers to Israel, housing, and LAPD oversight. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

At the "No Kings" march in Los Angeles, indigenous marchers are called to the front. Before making the announcement, a speaker tells an activist in the back to "shut the hell up," then says: "If you're at a no kings march and indigenous folks and self-defense communities are not at the front, then it's a false start." The march was temporarily halted in place so indigenous marchers could catch up from the back. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA

LOS ANGELES: The "No Kings" march is underway. One of the protesters at the front of the crowd holds a combined Mexico and gay pride flag. @TaylerUSA | @TPUSA