2 days ago · Where is the Arizona 50501 protest? The protest is at the Arizona State Capitol in downtown Phoenix. The address is 1700 W. Washington St., Phoenix, AZ 85007. How can I get involved in the Arizona ...

17 hours ago · A flyer posted to an Instagram account called “50501movement” says the Arizona protest will start at noon at the state government campus, which is located near 17th Avenue and Jefferson Street ...

2 days ago · Arizona – State Capitol at noon; California – State Capitol Building at noon ... "attempts to destroy our freedoms and human rights" and "protest for freedom of speech, racial equality, women ...

2 days ago · The Arizona Department of Public Safety estimated as many as 500 people attended the protest. The gathering followed several large demonstrations over the past week, including one that closed down several streets in midtown Phoenix Friday night and another in Glendale on Sunday that ended with police using tear gas on protesters .

2 days ago · Gloria Rebecca Gomez | Arizona Mirror A protesters holds a sign during a rally at the Arizona Capitol on Feb. 4, 2025, as part of the 'Day without immigrants' protest against President Donald ...

2 days ago · PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Several immigration protests broke out in Phoenix as hundreds of community activists celebrated “Day Without Immigrants” and opposed President Donald Trump’s ...

2 days ago · Two protests were held in Phoenix near Monterey Park and the state Capitol on Monday, both with attendees passionate about speaking out against the policies of mass deportation enacted under ...

3 days ago · PHOENIX — For the third night in a row, hundreds of people gathered in the West Valley Sunday to protest possible mass deportations and the Trump administration's immigration policies. 12News ...

3 days ago · PHOENIX (NBC, KYMA/KECY) - Demonstrators gathered in Phoenix over the weekend to protest against the Trump administration's immigration policies. They gathered for a third night in West Valley to ...

3 days ago · TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Mass deportation sweeps continue across the country less than two weeks after President Donald Trump took office and declared a border emergency. His administration says those who have crossed into the U.S. illegally are criminals and should be removed. A few hundred ...