Border construction protest unites Arizonans and Sonorans
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Juan Ramón Montaño, known as “El Colorado,” plays his guitar as Arizonans and Sonorans gather on both sides of the border in Lochiel, Arizona, to protest the upcoming construction of a 30-foot border wall, on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
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Arizonans and Sonorans gather on both sides of the border in Lochiel, Arizona, to protest the upcoming construction of a 30-foot border wall, on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
- César Barrón/CALÓ News
Arizonans and Sonorans gather on both sides of the border in Lochiel, Arizona, to protest the upcoming construction of a 30-foot border wall, on Saturday, May 31, 2025. César Barrón/CALÓ News
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Juan Ramón Montaño, known as “El Colorado,” plays his guitar as Arizonans and Sonorans gather on both sides of the border in Lochiel, Arizona, to protest the upcoming construction of a 30-foot border wall, on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
- César Barrón/CALÓ News
Arizonans and Sonorans gather on both sides of the border in Lochiel, Arizona, to protest the upcoming construction of a 30-foot border wall, on Saturday, May 31, 2025. César Barrón/CALÓ News
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César Peralta speaks from the Sonora, Mexico, side of the border in Lochiel, Arizona, where Arizonans and Sonorans gather to protest the upcoming construction of a 30-foot border wall, on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
- César Barrón/CALÓ News
Arizonans and Sonorans gather on both sides of the border in Lochiel, Arizona, to protest the upcoming construction of a 30-foot border wall, on Saturday, May 31, 2025. César Barrón/CALÓ News
- César Barrón/CALÓ News
Arizonans and Sonorans gather on both sides of the border in Lochiel, Arizona, to protest the upcoming construction of a 30-foot border wall, on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
- César Barrón/CALÓ News
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Residentes de Sonora y Arizona se reunieron en un tramo remoto de la frontera para protestar por la construcción de un nuevo muro fronterizo.
Sonora and Arizona residents gathered in a remote stretch of the border to protest the construction of a new border wall that threatens local wildlife.
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