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Arizona voters passed a Republican-backed plan to give state and local law enforcement the power to enforce immigration laws, over the objections of Democrats and Latino advocacy groups who warn the law will lead to racial profiling.
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On Tuesday morning, as many Americans head to the polls to vote in the election, a case against a Biden administration path to citizenship program headed to court in Texas.
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A new data analysis from the immigrant advocacy group FWD.us estimates almost one in three Latinos nationwide would be directly affected by the mass deportation promised by the Trump campaign.
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Immigration and the border are on the ballot in multiple ways in Arizona — from the heated rhetoric around immigration coming from the presidential campaigns, to Proposition 314, which would make it a state crime to enter Arizona outside a port of entry.
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A group of couples with mixed immigration statuses are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to undo a lower court order that blocks the Keeping Families Together program — which offers a pathway to citizenship for some undocumented spouses.
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Back in the early 2000s, an Arizona artist took a day job to pay the bills. It was a choice that would eventually transform his entire perspective.
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An appeals court has ruled the U.S. government practice of metering asylum seekers at the border is illegal.
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Former President Donald Trump reiterated border security talking points at a rally in Tempe on Thursday.
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Abril Valenzuela is the baby of her family. She’s an only child, the youngest of a bunch of cousins who live in Phoenix, and growing up, the only one who was born here. Her parents and other family members have been in Arizona for years, but they’re undocumented. She says she felt that impact early on.
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A majority of U.S. voters believe immigrants are working in jobs U.S. citizens don’t want. That’s according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.