5 Arizona immigration stories to keep an eye on in 2026
The Supreme Court will weigh in on birthright citizenship and Arizona immigration activists will remain on guard next year.
The Supreme Court will weigh in on birthright citizenship and Arizona immigration activists will remain on guard next year.
Eric Ferrales came to the U.S. as a small child, his mother said. He speaks no Spanish but may be deported to Mexico.
ICE said Edwar Gonzalez was “briefly detained,” but he spent nearly three days locked up despite legal permission to be here.
Mexican national Edwar Gonzalez is being held by ICE, though is relatives say he was visiting them on a valid visa.
Tucson Rep. Adelita Grijalva says ICE pushed and pepper-sprayed her during a raid on the restaurant Taco Giro.
Emails show Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan had at least preliminary discussions with immigration authorities.
Martin Hernandez, an organizer with UFCW Local 99, was later released after a community outcry.
ICE says a Venezuelan man they’d targeted hit them with his car, though ICE has been documented causing crashes before.
It’s not clear who fired the bullet that hit the plane, which ICE says is still airworthy.
Arizona isn’t exactly overflowing with Democrats, but these two young legislators have earned national attention.
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An ICE agent shot at a Honduran man during a traffic stop, leading to a demonstration outside the Phoenix field office.
The man, a Honduran immigrant, is hurt but reportedly in stable condition. ICE claims the agent feared for his life.
The business owner was arrested this summer after federal agents found undocumented workers and firearms.
Arizona, under Gov. Katie Hobbs, sold an empty Marana prison to a private prison group earlier this year.
ICE had a warrant for someone else, the man’s wife said. ICE also claimed the man rammed them, but video says otherwise.
Federal Judge G. Murray Snow moved the unruly court-ordered meeting to the courthouse and treated it like detention.
Tempe has a deal with Flock Safety, whose license plate cameras feed a national database that ICE has sometimes accessed.
Jay Feely, who is running for Congress as a Republican, posted a video covered military gear. “You poser,” Gallego wrote.
The weather is cooling down, and the mass protests are gearing back up.
Last month, the Supreme Court essentially approved tactics that Joe Arpaio made infamous. Now, Arpaio is riding high.
GOP State Rep. Joseph Chaplik, who is mulling a Congressional bid, keeps amplifying Islamophobic social media content.