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No Kings movement and immigrant rights groups hold weekend rallies in Boise

Boise, Idaho, United States · since Oct 17, 2026

Is it still on?

NOEnded on Oct 18.

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Why they are protesting
Protesters gathered to encourage early voting, oppose the administration's agenda, and demand accountability for civil rights violations.
What they want
Participants wanted to mobilize voters for the general election and end the inhumane treatment of immigrants in Idaho.
What changed
Oct 18: Demonstrators marched from Ann Morrison Park to the Idaho State Capitol to demand government accountability.
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What protesters want

  • Go out and vote
  • Government accountability for civil rights violations
  • End the inhumane treatment of immigrants in Idaho

Organised by: Idaho 50501, PODER of Idaho, ACLU of Idaho, Idaho Organization of Resource Councils, Defend Immigrant Families Coalition

What authorities say

No official response reported in the sources.

The full story

Over the weekend, multiple rallies took place in Boise ahead of the upcoming general election. On Saturday, Oct. 17, the Idaho State Capitol hosted a No Kings protest organized by Idaho 50501 and local grassroots groups, aimed at encouraging voter registration and early voting while addressing policies on Social Security, Medicare, immigration, and women's rights. On Sunday, Oct. 18, a second march led by organizations including PODER of Idaho, ACLU of Idaho, the Idaho Organization of Resource Councils, the Defend Immigrant Families Coalition, and Idaho 50501 traveled from Ann Morrison Park to the Idaho State Capitol. This second event marked the anniversary of a past immigration raid in Wilder and featured a petition demanding government accountability for civil rights violations, which organizers intended to deliver to Governor Brad Little.

Timeline

  1. A second rally and march from Ann Morrison Park to the Capitol demanded accountability for past immigration raids.2

  2. A No Kings protest was held at the Idaho State Capitol to encourage voter registration and turnout.12

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