Borderland crisis: Activists warn that Arizona border checkpoints put more migrants in danger
By Megan Janetsky and Johanna Huckeba | The Republic Daryl Gaspar sits alone on a shelter bench just outside the U.S.-Mexico border in Nogales, Sonora.
By Megan Janetsky and Johanna Huckeba | The Republic Daryl Gaspar sits alone on a shelter bench just outside the U.S.-Mexico border in Nogales, Sonora.
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Arizona regents voted Friday to tell President-elect Trump how he can legally permit “dreamers”
KTAR U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) is reportedly working on a bill with other lawmakers, including Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), that would extend legal protection
Ahwatukee Foothills News President-elect Donald Trump’s statements on immigration triggered a war of words two weeks ago between Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton and Councilman Sal
By David G. Savage | Tribune News Service The Supreme Court justices gave a mostly skeptical hearing Wednesday to a Los Angeles lawyer who argued
By Jessica Suerth | Cronkite News The U.S.-Mexico border could use more fencing, but other measures are needed as well to “detect and respond to
By Andres Guerra Luz | Cronkite News In September, Angel Diaz bought a house. Related: Immigrant challenge rejected in OK of Arizona ID-fraud law ASU
KTAR Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton promised his city’s police department would not turn into a deportation machine to implement President-elect Donald Trump’s immigration plans. Stanton
By Arizona Daily Independent Lawsuit Seeks Records of Settlement of SB 1070 Case Undermining Rule of Law Judicial Watch announced this week that it and
By Aida Chavez | Cronkite News Immigration lawyers in Arizona said they have been flooded with calls from anxious clients in the wake of President-elect
KTAR The Tohono O’odham Nation will reportedly not allow a border wall between the United States and Mexico to be built on its lands in
Phones are ringing off the hook at law offices serving immigrants with shaky status. By Patrick Clark | Bloomberg Maggie Dunsmuir, an immigration lawyer in
Country scrambles to shore up peso as its frequent attacker secures the U.S. presidency By SANTIAGO PÉREZ and JOSÉ DE CÓRDOBA Mexico’s government, amid a
By Claire Roney and Andres Guerra Luz | Cronkite News Two weeks before the toughest election in his 24-year career, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio
By Paul Davidson | USA TODAY Immigrants are gaining on U.S.-born residents in homeownership, a positive development that’s likely enhancing their contribution to the economy,
Republicans have grown more wary of foreign workers while Democrats say they help U.S. employees, Pew Research Center finds By Janet Adamy | The Wall
By Josh Gerstein | POLITICO The Supreme Court has declined to rehear a challenge to several of President Barack Obama’s key executive actions on immigration,
By Jessica Suerth | Cronkite News Two southern Arizona residents told a House panel Tuesday that their communities have grown more dangerous due to what
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Immigrant rights groups are giving up their bid to void the “papers, please” provision
By Bob McClay | KTAR A new movie about Arizona’s battle over immigration premieres Friday night in Phoenix. The movie “Our Vision, Our Voice, One
The Hispanic population living in the United States is growing at the slowest rate since official record-keeping began nearly 50 years ago, according to a
By Courtney Columbus and Andres Guerra Luz | Cronkite News Despite Arizona’s national reputation as a hardline immigration state, most “likely voters” in the Grand
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Gov. Doug Ducey is putting some distance between his efforts to cultivate better relations
The Wall Street Journal Donald Trump delivered a speech on immigration Wednesday night that provided details on his plans for controlling the Mexican border
KTAR More than 82 percent of non-citizens have reportedly been allowed to remain in the United States by a federal immigration court in Phoenix this
Utah: Athletics dept.: LGBT groups call for Big 12 conference to shun university California: The next big fight over housing could happen, literally, in your
By Natalie Dolce | GlobeSt. The current authorizing legislation is set to expire or “sunset” Sept. 30, 2016. One source tells us the key issues
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Is that Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose (in a very straight hair disguise) at this year’s Met Gala? She won’t confirm (or deny), but we think
By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Donning hard hats and neon visibility vests, city officials and staff got a sneak peek at Southbridge Marketplace’s progress last week. Indiana-based
(Photo via ADOT) By Elias Weiss | InMaricopa Maricopa commuters get another chance next week to weigh in on the state transportation plan that funds the long-awaited