Immigration Rights Activists Take to the Streets of Downtown Phoenix

PHOENIX — On Monday evening, protesters gathered in the Valley to advocate for immigration rights, with significant activity observed in downtown Phoenix.

One notable group marched near Roosevelt and 7th streets, causing disruptions to traffic during their route. Their procession continued to the Arizona State Capitol, where participants chanted and displayed signs expressing their support for immigrants.

Authorities were present to monitor the situation. The Phoenix Police Department emphasized their commitment to upholding the First Amendment rights of all individuals, stating, “The Phoenix Police Department respects the rights of all community members to peacefully express their First Amendment rights.”

The gatherings remained peaceful throughout the evening, with dozens participating in the demonstration. Many carried signs advocating for immigrant rights, showcasing a strong display of solidarity.

Meanwhile, reports indicated that another group was marching in Mesa, prompting media crews to head to the site for coverage.

This is a developing story; additional information will be provided as it becomes available.