Local activists oppose President Donald Trump's executive actions

Protesters urge Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Protesters urge Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Protesters urge Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Pilar Muzante, of Laveen, protests at Phoenix City Hall urging Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Francisca Porchas, dir. of Puente, speaks during a protest at Phoenix City Hall urging Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Puente organizer, Isela Meraz, protests at Phoenix City Hall urging Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Patrick Heisler, of Glendale, protests at Phoenix City Hall urging Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Patrick Heisler, of Glendale, left, protests at Phoenix City Hall urging Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Bob Davis and his daughter, Penelope, 4, of Phoenix, protest at Phoenix City Hall urging Mayor Greg Stanton to keep Phoenix from becoming a place of mass deportation after Trump signed executive orders on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements and Enhancing public safety in the Interior of the United States.

Ariana Hill from Phoenix holds a sign during a press conference at Steele Indian School Park in Phoenix, Ariz. January 25, 2017. The group of activist were speaking against President Trump's executive actions.

Petra Falcon from Promise Arizona speaks during a press conference at Steele Indian School Park in Phoenix, Ariz. January 25, 2017. The group of activist were speaking against President Trump's executive actions.

Amy McMullen speaks during a press conference at Steele Indian School Park in Phoenix, Ariz. January 25, 2017. The group of activist gathered to voice their concerns against President Trump's executive actions.

Diane Ovalle of Puente Arizona - Grassroots Organizing for Human Rights talks to families who are directly impacted by President Trump's announcement on immigration.

Tichi Abundes, 37, undocumented immigrant from Mexico at Puente Arizona - Grassroots Organizing for Human Rights listen with other families who are directly impacted by President Trump's announcement on immigration.

Carlos Garcia of Puente Arizona - Grassroots Organizing for Human Rights talks to families who are directly impacted by President Trump's announcement on immigration.

Carlos Garcia of Puente Arizona - Grassroots Organizing for Human Rights talks to families who are directly impacted by President Trump's announcement on immigration.

Undocumented immigrant Uvaldo Lopez, 39, from Puebla, Mexico, listens to Puente Grassroots Organizing for Human Rights talks to families who are directly impacted by President Donald Trump's announcement on immigration. Lopez said, "I'm scared because of my daughter I have who qualifies for deferred action."