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Democrats in the Arizona Legislature are responding to a series of reports of federal agents showing up to immigration court to make arrests.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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This week, the Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling that blocked the administration from removing Venezuelans in the U.S. with Temporary Protected Status — or TPS. -
The administration’s new ambassador to Mexico has arrived at the embassy in Mexico City at a critical moment in the two countries’ trade and security relationships. -
The Arizona Democrat is pushing the House members to force a vote on a resolution to stop Trump’s tariffs. -
Last week, Flagstaff relocated a historic house built and owned by May Hicks, known as the “Betsy Ross of Arizona," who sewed the first Arizona flag in 1911 before statehood. -
The Trump administration designated Mexico’s cartels as foreign terrorist organizations in February, giving prosecutors a new tool to charge suspects. But experts warn less likely suspects could get swept up in the cases. -
A 74-year-old man has died while attempting a rim-to-rim hike in Grand Canyon National Park. -
NAU researchers and other area scientists from the northern Arizona recently published a how-to guide to help residents navigate the aftermath of devastating fires and floods. -
A study asked what environmental issues residents of the Sonoran capital were most concerned about. -
The Department of Homeland Security is asking for 20,000 National Guard troops to be deployed to assist with the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement efforts. -
President Donald Trump issued an executive order ending birthright citizenship shortly after taking office. The case has been in court ever since — federal judges at every level before the high court have ruled the executive order is unconstitutional. -
The Republican proposal would tax the money non-citizen immigrants in the U.S. send home to family and friends at 5%. -
South of the border, in the Mexican state of Sonora, the city of Hermosillo is dealing with ongoing water shortage and the various ways it impacts all walks of life. KJZZ’s Nina Kravinsky recently reported an illuminating series of stories about how drought is shaping life there, and joined The Show to discuss.
