Politics & Government

Disgraced, ex-Arizona Sheriff Paul Babeu is getting some love from CNN.

Arizona House sends HB 2525 to the Senate after heated debate on the merits of photo enforcement.

The Arizona Senate passed a bill on Wednesday that would allow the government to seize the property of people who help plan a demonstration that turns violent.

Congress is in recess, but Arizona Senators McCain and Flake weren’t at their offices on Wednesday. Some of their constituents were, though, letting their voices be heard on immigration and healthcare issues.

The Tohono O’odham Nation officials expressed their opposition to the plan for wall on the U.S.-Mexico border in a new video released on Tuesday. And they have a message for President Trump.

Newly released details of the executive orders signed by President Donald Trump signal a major shift in immigration policy.

With the U.S. Congress in recess this week, here’s the list of who is and who isn’t holding a town hall in Arizona, and how you can get involved in the #ResistanceRecess movement.

Mayor Greg Stanton takes heat from fellow lefties regarding his opposition to Phoenix becoming a “Sanctuary City.”

Tim Jeffries, former director of the Department of Economic Security, resigned under fire just 22 months after Governor Doug Ducey appointed him. Here’s the story of how he fell from grace.

Impromptu protest was announced earlier in the day on Facebook.

Things got intense at the Phoenix City Council tonight.

Congressman claims arrest of suspected gang member “confirms what we have all suspected: The Trump administration is indiscriminately targeting undocumented immigrants.”

Noah Dyer believes that politicians should be transparent, so he’s put all the dirt about himself online

Long before Donald Trump’s executive order, state lawmakers criminalized undocumented immigrants who use fake documents to try and find work.

A progressive organizations says its research shows that John McCain is one of 21 Republican Senators who’ve taken a total of $1 million over the years from the new Secretary of education Betsy DeVos.

Something similar happened in Florida, where more than 160,000 registered protest votes; in Arizona, Maricopa County more than 19,000 left the presidential ballot blank and 31,000-plus wrote in a name.

People United For Justice wants Phoenix to set the standard for sanctuary cities.

Arizona politicians are back at it, scapegoating the undocumented, but President Trump out-scapegoats them all.