Arizona border communities react to President Trump's immigration executive orders
President Donald Trump is already following through on campaign promises he made to crack down on the flow of migrants crossing the border, and Arizona border communities are bracing for the changes that could be coming.
Andy Biggs, Arizona
Secret Service agents say Rene Ortiz made the threats through documents he left at the federal courthouses, where he asked for the “court to execute the newly elected POTUS.” ...
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes will join a lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump's executive order ending ...
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — With the stroke of a pen, President Donald Trump pardoned about 1,500 criminal defendants. All were charged in the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol after the FBI spent years ...
As state leaders continue to take steps towards carrying out their first execution in years, President Donald Trump is taking action regarding capital punishment in his first days in office.
Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen introduced legislation on Tuesday to help federal Immigration and Customs ...
More than 39,000 immigrants were in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement across the U.S. as of the first half ...
"In response to recent national rhetoric on mass deportation, the City of South Tucson City Council and Police Chief Denogean ...
Walgreens will close 450 underperforming locations in 2025. The chain is one of several shuttering stores. Here's what to ...
Check out Arizona State football coach Kenny Dillingham's final ballot for the US LBM Coaches Poll. Where did he put Sun ...
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