Immigration

A kitchen manager at the center of the Zipps Sports Grill immigration raids has been sentenced to five months in federal prison for his role in hiring undocumented workers.

Every year, Arizona State University Barrett Honors College professor Abby Wheatley brings her class on transnational migration to the Arizona borderlands.

The U.S. Border Patrol has a new leader: Rosario Vasquez has been named chief of the agency.

Several times over the past three weeks, Karla Toledo’s life has changed drastically. This week, another major development unfurled: An immigration judge dismissed the case against Toledo altogether.

Recipients of the Obama-era DACA program, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, are being detained and sometimes deported, despite their status.

The number of people being held in immigration detention centers across the country has gone way up under the Trump administration — and so have the number of people being held who have no criminal record.

A report from Human Rights Watch found many of the nearly 13,000 non-Mexicans who have been deported to the country since January 2025 are elderly, homeless and separated from their families in the United States.

A Tucson woman detained last week by federal immigration officers — despite her legal status — has been released on bond.

Reps. Yassamin Ansari and Greg Stanton said overcrowding at an ICE detention center in Mesa has improved over the past month, but said conditions at the facility remain “inhumane and deeply troubling.”

A federal judge says a former Phoenix police sergeant can likely prove he was fired in retaliation for expressing himself at an anti-ICE student protest in Chandler in January.