USA: Pro and anti-Trump activists face off in Las Vegas ahead of final presidential debate

Scores of anti-Donald Trump protesters rallied outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, Wednesday, ahead of the final presidential debate in the Nevada capital later in the day.
The protesters built a mock taco wall, with five food trucks serving free tacos to those gathered on the site, including current and former employees working at the Trump hotel.
One employee working at the Trump hotel, who attended the protest action, said "my experience working for Trump is really sad because we are not respected. We have no dignity. Our work is not secure."
The demonstrators also erected a paper wall at the entrance of the Trump hotel, calling on the fellow protesters to leave messages to the Republican presidential hopeful.
The action was organised by the Culinary Workers Union, whose leaders delivered speeches to the crowd and promised to return to protest again.
The protesters were faced with a similar number of Trump supporters. One Trump fan, Nestor Moto Jr., who travelled up from Los Angeles, said "I am a gay latino Donald Trump supporter. I just drove up from LA to be here because I think it''s important that people like us come out and support him for the final debate."
The final presidential debate between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and her Republican counterpart Donald Trump is scheduled to take place in Las Vegas later in the day.