Asylum Advocates Are Wary of Senator Sinema’s ‘Operation Safe Return’
Arizona organizations who work with asylum-seekers have serious concerns about the program’s efficacy.
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Death Toll Rises as Two More Migrants’ Bodies Found Outside Tucson
The 22-year-old woman died just a few feet from a new housing development.
Phoenix Welcome Center Opens for Asylum-Seeking Families
On Monday, the Phoenix Welcome Center will open its doors, providing transitional support to asylum-seekers released from detention centers.
Mesa Cop Placed on Home Duty After New Harassment Allegations Surface
Two more women have come forward, and this time, they’re civilians.
Mesa Police Officers Say City Failed to Protect Against Sexual Harassment
“It took him only 30 minutes to sexually harass me.”
Activist Accused of Aiding Migrants in Mexico Gets Hassled on Way to Hearing
He almost didn’t make it.
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Port Closure Makes Life Difficult for Average Border Residents
It took Juana and Mario Feliz three hours to get home after crossing the border to buy milk.
Migrants Inside ICE’s Only Transgender Unit Decry Conditions
Inmates in ICE’s transgender unit are calling for investigation of the facility.
Former ASU Professor Defended Jeffrey Epstein Before His Own Sex Scandal Arose
Ex-ASU Prof Defended Jeffrey Epstein Prior to His Own Sex Scandal
Interview: Phoenix Migrant Activist Irineo Mujica on U.S. and Mexico Crackdowns
Irineo Mujica was surprised when he received a call at his home in Mexico from a Phoenix New Times reporter last Tuesday, just an hour after federal prosecutors in Arizona announced they would seek a retrial of humanitarian aid worker Scott Warren. “That’s still going on?” he asked. Mujica, a…
Twitter Calls for #JusticeforElijah After Arizona Boy Murdered Over Rap Music
Adams later told Peoria police that rap music makes him “feel unsafe.”
Doug Ducey Channels Trump in Twitter Tirade Against Nike
The governor got Trump-like in an early-morning tweetstorm.
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