Occupy Austin

Art and aliens. Austin, Texas

Elizabeth Santillan

Think of the animals, Austin, Texas

Cayce Smith, Austin Pets Alive

San Antonio, Texas. A cheerful bunch

Slow America, Waco, Texas

Emily Martinka

Economic rollercoasters and a telenovela backdrop, Fort Worth, Texas

Edward Retta, co-chair of the Jewish-Latino Alliance, and Cynthia Brink, who works in education

Texas Minutemen, Fort Worth, Texas

Shannon McGauley, the president of the Texas Minutemen, has spent more than $100,000 of his own money on campaigns he says help secure the border, organising groups to patrol the frontier with Mexico

Justin Robertson, Fort Worth, Texas (home of the Cowgirl Museum)

Katie Terhune, student in Fort Worth, Texas

Frenchmen Street, New Orleans. c 6pm

Scott Glab and Hugh O'Donnell

Flying cars and delivery McDonalds. Tony Street, New Orleans

Jim Sessions, New Orleans

Pelican Finn, Miami

quite possibly the best name ever. in Miami, from Cuba

Short but to the point.... Ebelio Beltran from Cuba, in Little Havana, Miami

Viviana Nunez, South Beach Miami

"We are going down"

Dr Wanda Huntchinson, Huntsville, Alabama

Greg Borland, from the DEA, Birmingham Alabama

Dr Edith Fraser, Huntsville, Alabama

Head of the Alabama A&M University social work department

Alex Ansley from Judy Bugs Books, Columbus, Georgia

The first book shop I had seen in a very long time.

The second Mr Paulk

A distant cousin. He runs one of the biggest gun shops in South Georgia, he said, selling around 8,000 a year

Everyone I met in this town had the surname 'Paulk'

Well, three of them anyway. This is Gary Paulk, a farmer from Ambrose, Georgia. He thinks the immigration legislation will lead to farmers abandoning certain crops, and that as a result, the US will have to import food from overseas