ICE held about 60,000 people as of Sept. 21, the most recent data available. In the prior month, 1,151 detainees were held in isolation for at least one day — the most ever. The count has topped 1,000 every month since April.
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The Tucson Baseball Team was scheduled to host its fifth home series game at Tucson’s Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium starting Nov. 18. But the team says it’ll be playing those games in Mexicali, Mexico, instead amid ongoing issues getting U.S. visas.
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The complaints come at the same time as Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum navigates delicate negotiations with the Trump administration, one analyst says.
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins met with Mexico’s president last week to discuss the spread of the parasite. She also led a trade delegation to discuss agribusiness ahead of the 2026 review of USMCA.
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An advocate for the family of a 16-year-old found murdered earlier this month is criticizing White Mountain Apache police for their handling of the girl’s missing persons case.
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The move comes at the same time as sanctions to individuals and businesses accused of laundering money for criminal organizations.
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The North Rim of the Grand Canyon, which was significantly impacted by one of the largest Arizona wildfires earlier this year, will be closing for the season on Nov. 14.
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Christmas tree permits for the Coconino National Forest go on sale starting at 8 a.m. on Friday.
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Stephen and Yurany Dexter, of Flagstaff, Arizona, said their 4-month-old daughter, Rose, had to be flown by air ambulance to a children’s hospital two hours from home and treated for several weeks this summer.
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Like much of the country, Flagstaff has embraced the pickleball craze. On Wednesday, the city opened eight new courts as part of a park improvement project that cost more than $2 million.
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Two Arizona counties have confirmed measles exposures at public places last week. The infected people visited Flagstaff and downtown Phoenix.
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The casinos are located across Mexico, including the state of Sonora.
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Democrat Adelita Grijalva was sworn in as the newest member of Congress on Wednesday, more than seven weeks after she won a special election in Arizona to fill the House seat last held by her late father.