Federal Immigration Policy Update
The U.S. Department of State has announced an indefinite pause on the issuance of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries, effective January 21, 2026. What This Means Application Status Community Impact This policy disproportionately impacts Muslim, Arab, African, and Global South communities, resulting in: While limited exemptions may exist, many families and workers face […]
CAIR-AZ x MSA Know Your Rights
You’re invited to a free Know Your Rights community event featuring Civil Rights Director and Attorney Martin Quezada. We’ll cover what your rights are, what to expect in today’s climate, and how to prepare and protect yourself. This is an interactive space with time for questions, education, and real conversation so our community can feel […]
Volunteer at CAIR-AZ’s Annual Banquet
We need your help to make this year’s Annual Banquet a success! Each year, CAIR-Arizona’s Annual Banquet brings together hundreds of community members, leaders, and allies for an evening of inspiration, unity, and celebration. Volunteering is a powerful way to support CAIR-Arizona’s mission, meet new people, and play an important role in one of our […]
CAIR-AZ Annual Banquet November 1st
We’re thrilled to announce that CAIR-Arizona will be hosting our Annual Banquet on Saturday, November 1st, 2025! This year, we are honored to welcome Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib as one of our keynote speakers. Seats are limited, and tickets are going fast, so don’t wait, secure your spot today here and be part of an unforgettable evening of inspiration and community. […]
CAIR-AZ Virtual Know Your Rights Presentation
CAIR-AZ is hosting a VIRTUAL Know Your Rights session on Saturday, July 19th at 1PM! We will cover critical topics such as what to do if ICE agents approach you at your work place, whether ICE can enter your home without a warrant, and how to respond if ICE or law enforcement stops you on […]
Protest Prepared: CAIR-AZ Protest Safety Guide
Important Note for Non-Citizens: If you are NOT a U.S. citizen, whether undocumented, on a visa, green card holder, asylum seeker, or in removal proceedings, you should strongly reconsider protesting in person right now. Before the protest: secure your identity Phone Safety (Best: Leave It at Home) If you must bring a phone: Prevent Tracking […]