Del. Kim Taylor recognizes the law enforcement officer who took action when a Dinwiddie Man made death threats against her and her family — and uses the moment to talk about Jay Jones

After recognizing members the largest high school Turning Point USA Chapter visiting the Capitol — Del. Nick Freitas asks the House to honor Charlie Kirk.

“Many of us felt that something fundamental had changed around our entire political discourse in this country”

After doing a lap around the entirety of downtown, the march is wrapping-up with a rally back at Kanawha Plaza.

State police are driving down side streets as the march continues east down Broad Street.

“ICE is coming for your neighbor, fight them now there is no later,” the crowd chants while passing the RPD building. “IDF, KKK, RPD, they’re all the same.”

While the No Kings protest ended in Kanawha Plaza, a new march without a permit and full of younger people is moving downtown.

At Kanawha Plaza — this guy is standing on the fountain and people are taking turns giving him their signs/flags to wave.

Thousands of protesters are marching up Main Street to Kanawha Plaza.

“We we do not do kings, not in Richmond, not in Washington, because when you attack our federal workers, you're attacking our working families, you're attacking black and Brown's communities, you're attacking democracy itself.” - Sen. Ghazala Hashmi

“Where is Congress, do your job” — also heard a few “where is Wittman” chants.

HAPPENING NOW: An unbelievable crowd of thousands is covering Richmond’s Capitol Square in protest of Trump. Goes all the way from the bell tower to the General Assembly building. Stay tuned.

After some fiery speeches the crowd — now in the hundreds — marched through Jackson Ward.

3rd district school board member Ali Faruk takes the mic. He shames people in power collaborating with fascists who demonize immigrants as the “bad guy.”

“You will never convince me to be scared of people in my community,” Faruk said.

Another 50 or so have shown up. They chant “¡Aqui estamos, y no nos vamos!” meaning “we are here and not leaving.”

“The only minority in this country that is a threat is billionaires,” says organizer Violeta Vega.

HAPPENING NOW at Abner Clay Park: Roughly 50 people are braving a thunderstorm for an anti-ICE protest in solidarity with Los Angeles. Stay tuned.