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Trump supporters gather for Trump rally

Gracie Kayko, Jay Corella, Mason Kumet, and Charlie Ramirez
September 13, 2024
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A line of people wait to get into the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall for a Trump rally on Sept. 12. The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall holds 2,200 people.

Former President Donald Trump held a rally at the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall on Sept. 12. With limited shaded areas to stand in while in line, attendees shelter under umbrellas, flags, buildings and trees to avoid the sun and heat. Several people sold water to those waiting, and some gave bottles out for free. Thousands of people waited for hours to hear the former president speak.

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Gracie Kayko
Gracie Kayko, Multimedia Editor
Gracie Kayko is a senior at the University of Arizona studying journalism with a minor in marketing.
Jay Corella
Jay Corella, Multimedia Editor
Jay Corella is a senior studying Journalism and linguistics. He currently works as the assistant multimedia editor for the Daily Wildcat and is an intern with the University of Arizona’s Biocommunications department. In his personal life he enjoys reading, photography and music.