ACLU of Arizona

Everyone, not matter their immigration status, deserves to be treated with dignity and decency. We will continue to hold government agencies accountable for their violations of our community’s rights. Thank you @RAZE for bringing the community together for the Justice and Solidarity Vigil in Pinal County.

Here’s your update on what lawmakers did at the Arizona Legislature last week. RSVP for a training on the Request To Speak System at the link in our bio. 🔗

Despite the cruel rhetoric and actions of this administration – or any other elected official – we are seeing the power of people to exercise their right to protest, to observe and record law enforcement, to dissent and protect each other.

We the people have the power. Join us tonight at 6 pm MT / 8 pm ET for a virtual training on how to exercise your right to document ICE abuses in your community. RSVP at the link in our bio. When using that link, Indivisible will know you came from us; their privacy policy applies.

We're two weeks into the Arizona legislative session! Here's what you need to know. Learn more and take action at the link in our bio. 🔗

Curious about how Arizona's legislature shapes your daily life? Learn about the key players, processes, and power behind Arizona's state government. Watch the full video at the link in our bio! 🔗

Join the ACLU of Arizona, LUCHA, and Indivisible Mesa, and RAZE to learning what 287(g) agreements are and how this program encourages police to collaborate with ICE and make communities less safe. 🔗 RSVP at the link in our bio. 🔗

We published a story on firsthand accounts of what migrants endure in ICE detention. Hear from writer, Genesis Lara, to learn more. 🔗 You can read the full story at the link in our bio. 🔗

If you see something, say something. Report ICE activity in your neighborhood. Si ves algo, di algo. Reporta actividad de ICE en tu vecindario.

The 2026 legislative session has begun! Here are our priorities for this session. Learn more about how to get involved at the link in our bio!

What people endure in ICE detention is largely hidden from public view – until those who live it speak up. Read more about the experience of people who were recently deported and harsh conditions they experienced at the link in our bio.

Phoenix City Council will be voting on Ordinance G-7467 today at around 3pm. The meeting begins at 2:30pm.

City council members urgently need to hear from you before they vote on an ordinance that would take critical overdose prevention and public health resources away from people in need. Send a message urging them to vote ‘no’. 🔗Link in bio🔗

Showering community members and press with pepper spray and tear gas while they observe and protest immigration enforcement actions in Tucson is the latest example of ICE and Border Patrol's lawlessness. Trump’s mass deportation agenda continues to fuel violence and violate constitutional rights, even against lawful observers and elected officials who stand up for their communities.

In 2023, the city of Phoenix refused to hand over negotiation documents with the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association (PLEA), even though by law the documents are public records. The Goldwater Institute sued to try to obtain these records. The Arizona Supreme Court recently held oral argument on the case, which will determine whether the city of Phoenix should have been forced to release the negotiation documents. We filed an amicus brief in support of Poder in Action, arguing that these records must be open to the public to preserve transparency and hold the city accountable for how it negotiates with law enforcement unions.