We are not bottom-lining any activity, but for those interested in the stops tomorrow in Clarkston, Decaur and Athens — as well as the rest of the tour — here you go… pic.twitter.com/z3e2nTuacO

— Atlanta Antifascists (@afainatl) May 16, 2018

Comments responding to their call to action included suggestions that protesters “bomb the bus.”

ANTIFA thugs (@afainatl) sharing the location of today’s #DeportationBus Tour. Comments include fire bombing the bus.

A policy tour is not an invitation for violent protests. We ask & recommend they stay home. Peaceful political debate is welcome#FearlessConservative #gapol https://t.co/ffBg6bquaG

— Michael Williams (@williamsforga) May 16, 2018

At the first sanctuary city stop, Williams said that there were well over 200 people between protesters and supporters.

“They were holding up signs — mostly derogatory — but it’s a free country and thats what I love. That is one of the things I am fighting for, protecting the rights of even those who disagree with me,” Williams said.

Williams told Gateway that he “couldn’t even count” the amount of violent threats that they have received over the bus tour, but said that law enforcement was doing a fantastic job keeping the peace.

Looks like @williamsforga didn’t like the reception he received in @CityofClarkston #gapol #atlpol#gagov pic.twitter.com/PV8mkLbMXT

— Rachel Stanley (@rachel_r_stan) May 16, 2018

A large crowd of counter demonstrators has surrounded Michael Williams' Deportation Bus tour. Williams has not come out of his RV. His staff is shuttling reporters inside. pic.twitter.com/DPdKDvhTls

— Richard Elliot (@RElliotWSB) May 16, 2018