However local residents' opposition rally could be out of control as well.

Tucson Democrat U.S. Congressman Raul Grijalva announced Friday he will lead the opposition rally in Phoenix next Tuesday, and called for Trump to be removed from office while speaking on the Bill Buckmaster radio show.

"There's an accumulation of issues that bring into question this man's ability to lead," Grijalva said, citing the 25th Amendment that allows Congress to remove a president.

Trump's reaction to the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville last weekend was the final straw, Grijalva said.

"The president doesn't realize is that a vast majority of Arizona's white, young, educated millennials and of course Latino voters, want nothing to do with his divisive, angry tactics," said former Phoenix property manager Lou Cardona.

Cardona, a second generation immigrant and former Phoenix property manager, contended that uneducated, angry, white voters, including hate group members, were the ones who enabled Trump to win the state in last year's presidential election by a mere four points.

"If these people show up en masse to the rally...it could be worse than Charlottesville," Cardona told Xinhua Friday.

Cardona's father Luis came from Puerto Rico to New York City in 1958. The Cardona family line dates back to southern Spain and the Castle Cardona and their ancestors were the ruling gentry of 17th century Spain.

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