Mexico’s president made a deal with President Donald Trump on Monday to delay tariffs for at least a month.
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Navajo hip-hop artist and producer Cecil Tso has been making music for years. But, he’s just now releasing his first solo album under his professional name, Tsoh Tso. It’s called “Finding Our Balance,” and it represents something of an identity crisis in his life.
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said the flight was in international airspace and not unusual.
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A group of Tribal organizations is urging the Trump Administration to make sure any executive orders don’t jeopardize Tribal Nations’ programs and services that rely on federal support.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture said in a statement the United States will once again receive cattle that cross on foot across the Southwest border, now that new safeguards are in place to protect against a flesh-eating parasite.
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A bill moving through the Arizona Senate would require hospitals to ask new patients about their immigration status.
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The Mexican National Guard has a checkered human rights history, with a few recent high-profile cases in which migrants have been killed.
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President Donald Trump announced he would pause the 25% tariff on Mexico Monday morning. They are still set to be in place Tuesday for Canada and China.
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said in her morning press conference that President Donald Trump’s 25% tariff on goods from her country will be delayed at least a month.
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A conservative student group with ties to white supremacists set up a table at ASU’s Tempe campus encouraging students to report undocumented classmates to ICE. It attracted hundreds of protesters.
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President Trump says he plans to put a 25% tariff on all goods from Mexico and Canada as soon as this weekend.
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The Department of Justice said in a statement that it worked with the Mexican authorities who arrested the alleged leader of a “prolific transnational drug trafficking organization” this month.
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President Donald Trump’s order to close the border to asylum seekers leaves thousands of migrants from across Central and South America in limbo in Mexico.