As President Donald Trump<\/strong> rallied the troops to Washington, DC on June 14<\/a>\u2014the date of the US Army\u2019s 250th anniversary, Flag Day, and his birthday\u2014millions of his constituents<\/a> joined in the nationwide \u201cNo Kings\u201d march.<\/p>\n It was a conflicting, polar day in America. In one city, a parade costing tens of millions of dollars was complete<\/a> with robot military dogs walking down the street, the president being serenaded<\/a> by a crowd singing Happy Birthday, and thousands of Army service members marching in rows. In a city just North of DC, at the flagship<\/a> No Kings rally in Philadelphia, an estimated 80,000 people called out chants that have become familiar since 2016, like \u201cHey-hey! Ho-ho! Donald Trump has got to go!\u201d and ones befitting the protest, like \u201cLet freedom ring! We don\u2019t want a king!\u201d<\/p>\n Nearly 3,000 miles away in Los Angeles, police shot stun grenades and rubber bullets, and used<\/a> tear gas, on a group of demonstrators protesting the Trump administration\u2019s attacks on immigrant communities. The offensive from police who claimed they were attempting to disperse the crowd came hours before the 8 o\u2019clock curfew that part of downtown was placed under by Mayor Karen Bass<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Protestors have been rallying in Los Angeles all week<\/a> amid the Trump administration\u2019s rounding up of immigrants in the city and their subsequent moves to call in the National Guard and active<\/a>-duty Marines<\/a> to quell the pro-immigrant, anti-ICE demonstrations.<\/p>\n Below are just some of the images that illustrate what this one divisive day in the US looked like.<\/em><\/p>\n Robot Dogs, Trump, and Tanks<\/strong><\/p>\n