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