50501 Arizona
We are The Fifty Fifty One Arizona—the fire in the desert, the voice that won’t be silenced, and the line drawn in the sand that says: this ends with us.
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The next No Kings protest is on March 28th
This calendar events are pulled from various sources. Most of them are not organized by/with 50501 Arizona.
FREE event. Volunteer from home. Register at: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/618475/
This can be done any time, any day. No specific date.
This is a virtual volunteer (volunteer-from-home) opportunity to support the fastest growing swing state legislative district in America.
We strive to funnel digital leads into real world activists, and we need your help to do that. We need your help keeping specific pages on our website up to date, including the events page and candidate page. We need help keeping our social media pages updated and engaging every day for our supporters and volunteers and to grow our audience.
We need people who can write email blasts, blog articles, web content, tutorials for volunteers, scripts, and instruction sheets to keep our volunteers rolling along with ease.
Current sites to PROTEST – No Need To Sign Up – Just Come on Over!WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER 8-10 AM Host Luther @ NW Corner – parking in REAR NW and SE corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY 4-6PM Host Jordan @ SW Corner – parking at SW corner
ORACLE & RANCHO VISTOSO 4-5:30PM Host Dee @ NW and SW corners
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything! Simple message: 4.5 Lines Lettering 4-5″
Sign up to host an intersection for a protest @ Rush Hour To get started: Call, text or email Luther Creed: 702-460-2600 lcreed@me.com
Current sites to PROTEST – No Need To Sign Up – Just Come on Over!
THURSDAY
LAMBERT & LA CANADA 8-10AM Host Elenor – parking at NW and SW corners
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY 4-6PM Host Cliff @ NW Corner – parking in neighborhood
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS 5-5:30 PM HOST Paul @ NE Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything! Simple message: 4.5 Lines Lettering 4-5″
Sign up to host an intersection for a protest @ Rush Hour To get started: Call, text or email Luther Creed: 702-460-2600 lcreed@me.com
START TIME: The event starts at 7:30 am. You are free to show up anytime, but we recommend arriving a few minutes early to introduce yourself. We end promptly at 8:30 am.
GATHERING POINT: We gather on the WEST side of Central, just north of Holly. Please DO NOT protest on the east side. Immigrants have appointments in this building, and we don’t want to prohibit them from what they are required to do.
MESSAGING & FOCUS
One of RhRR’s strengths is that people feel free to express themselves. Ideally, your signs would help articulate any of our three pillars:
- Defending democracy and the rule of law
- Encouraging voting
- Protecting neighbors and communities (e.g., immigrants, LGBTQIA+ people, workers, and veterans)
This approach keeps signs aligned with RhRR’s purpose, while preserving personal expression and emotional authenticity.
For this location, try to make your messaging specific to immigration rights, human rights, and other anti-ICE slogans.
Flags, banners, and even inflatable costumes are welcome. Some blow lots of bubbles. While our mission is serious, humor and camaraderie matter.
RhRRs are peaceful, public events. Most attendees don’t hide their faces, though some do; participate at your comfort level. Photos and videos are commonly shared on social media, but you can ask posters to remove accidental appearances.
RECOMMENDED PARKING: Parking is a bit of a challenge. Some of us park on Holly St, directly across from the ICE Field Office. We haven’t had issues before, but parking enforcement is unpredictable. If concerned, take the light rail.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: 🚌 Route 1 🚊 B Line
SPECIAL NOTES: 📣 Other groups demonstrate here as well, and not all of them are as committed to peaceful protesting. Stay alert, and be mindful of the immigrants entering and exiting the facility.
🥵 During hot weather, shade is limited. Bring water, sun protection, and consider a portable chair.
Coffee & Community is a great opportunity to get together with like-minded friends, discuss the news of the day, and take action to protect our democracy. It’s also an opportunity to work on social service projects that support people in our community who are less fortunate. So far this year we’ve donated shoes to Soles4Souls.org, donated tuition support for talented DACA students, donated clothing to families in Ukraine, and delivered life-sustaining Karma Bags to people experiencing homelessness.
ICE Reports
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[Washington] [ICE Sighting] 98106 drove by and saw masked agents near the same street from the taco stand please be careful everyone stay safe 1687-1671 sw 98th st seattle wa 98106 https://stopice.net/login/?alert=1774548254484
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[Washington] [Unconfirmed Report] 98106 agents spotted outside near that street 1687-1671 sw 98th st seattle wa 98106 https://stopice.net/login/?alert=1774547996038
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[Washington] [ICE Sighting] 98032 ice vehicle driving south bound on 1-5 towards tacoma. white chevy tahoe, plate 30646e 98032 kent wa https://stopice.net/login/?alert=1774545740421
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[Washington] [ICE Sighting] 98032 ice vehicle driving south bound on i-5 towards tacoma 5 fwy, kent wa 98032 https://stopice.net/login/?alert=THUMAR26102153PDT2026alert
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- ntfy.fiftyfiftyonearizona.org – instance for an open source notification system
- red.fiftyfiftyonearizona.org – privacy-focused alternate fronted for Reddit
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50501 Arizona
We are The Fifty Fifty One Arizona—the fire in the desert, the voice that won’t be silenced, and the line drawn in the sand that says: this ends with us.