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January 9, 1997
Closed Door Policy
A Chilean national's struggle against deportation raises fundamental questions about the constitutional rights of immigrants
News
January 30, 1997
Letters
A Chilean national's struggle against deportation raises fundamental questions about the constitutional rights of immigrants
News
April 16, 1998
Blade Runner
A Chilean national's struggle against deportation raises fundamental questions about the constitutional rights of immigrants
News
November 12, 1998
Shooting Star
Three years ago, at the pinnacle of their 15-year career, local rock heroes the Meat Puppets vanished from view, after bass player Cris Kirkwood became addicted to cocaine and heroin. The story only gets worse from there.
News
December 17, 1998
Red Hot Chile Paperwork
Three years ago, at the pinnacle of their 15-year career, local rock heroes the Meat Puppets vanished from view, after bass player Cris Kirkwood became addicted to cocaine and heroin. The story only gets worse from there.
News
May 6, 1999
Street Without Hope
On Madison Street, crowds of crack-addicted homeless are plaguing police and downtown businesses. But no one seems to be doing much about it.
News
May 3, 2001
Shape Up or Sharpe Out
Trouble-plagued NFL vet faces stint in Valley rehab
News
November 16, 2006
Meltdown
The Phoenix branch of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement bureau is Exhibit A of this country's failed border policies
Film
October 12, 2006
Magical History Tour
Rock doc is both poignant and topical
News
September 28, 2006
Letters From the Issue of Thursday, September 28, 2006
Rock doc is both poignant and topical
News
July 20, 2006
Candy Thomas
Judge Thomas O'Toole made tough-talkin' Andy Thomas a loser, but sounds like he's a big chicken, too?
News
April 6, 2006
Single-File, Please!
No more Mr. Nice Gardeners: The feathered fiend on Mayor Phil's idiot stammerings after the big undocumented-workers' march
News
April 14, 2005
The Thing That Won't Leave
The feds have busted a gut trying to deport Emmanuel Agyeman. Even seven tumultuous years in an Arizona prison couldn't budge him
News
March 16, 1994
Pressure Point
WHILE THE BORDER PATROL IS ATTACKING ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION IN CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS, THE AGENCY IS LITERALLY RETREATING IN ARIZONA. THE RESULTS ARE COSTLY AND DANGEROUS.
News
November 13, 2003
Back to the Future
The past is catching up with the Vietnamese son of a black American soldier
Music
December 12, 2002
Immigration Blues
Latin artists such as Volovan hope to crack the U.S. But they have to crack immigration officials first.
News
October 18, 2001
Murky Waters
The drowning death of a child is always a tragedy. But when does it become a crime? County prosecutors are wading into a dangerous debate.
News
December 7, 2000
War of the Words
With big dollars at stake, rival newspapers duke it out to capture Valley's rapidly growing Hispanic market
News
November 30, 2000
Deportee's Over
INS gives Valley mom the boot after criminal past comes to light
News
October 12, 2000
Silent Majority
Although immigration has filled the central city with minorities, Hispanics remain neighborhood inactivists
News
July 27, 2000
Immaculate Heartbreak
Three months after a fire gutted Phoenix's oldest Hispanic Catholic church, its pastor is feeling the heat and parishioners are steaming
News
July 20, 2000
Man on the Verge
Celebrated ASU playwright Guillermo Reyes -- who's Latino and gay -- gives thundering voice to the marginalized
News
June 22, 2000
Worlds Apart
When it comes to immigration for gay bi-national couples, love does have borders
News
June 8, 2000
Illegal Turn
Drive to license undocumented immigrant motorists accelerates through Latino community
News
November 18, 1999
Muzzle Puzzle
Why did City Hall keep a new police policy toward illegals quiet until after the election?
News
December 29, 1994
MIRACLE ON 24TH STREET
FOR DECADES, BELIEVERS HAVE FLOCKED TO A SOUTH PHOENIX CHAPEL DEDICATED TO A HYBRID SAINT CANONIZED BY THE MASSES
News
September 23, 1992
IN CHINA, NO RIGHTS TO LIFE
FOR DECADES, BELIEVERS HAVE FLOCKED TO A SOUTH PHOENIX CHAPEL DEDICATED TO A HYBRID SAINT CANONIZED BY THE MASSES
News
March 10, 2011
Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, March 10, 2011
FOR DECADES, BELIEVERS HAVE FLOCKED TO A SOUTH PHOENIX CHAPEL DEDICATED TO A HYBRID SAINT CANONIZED BY THE MASSES