Border restrictions leave asylum seekers stranded in Nogales, Sonora
Many continue to receive humanitarian aid at the Kino Border Initiative.
Border apprehensions down, nearly 200k returned to Mexico under COVID-19 policy
Customs and Border Protection's acting commissioner visited Tucson to recap the agency's 2020 fiscal year.
As candidates woo Latino voters, local organization steps in with an ear to the ground
LUCHA's get-out-the-vote campaign aims to reach more than a million Indigenous, Black and Latino voters.
Border Patrol agents to be equipped with body cameras
The cameras will be distributed to agents stationed along the Mexico border starting next spring.
Border Patrol storms humanitarian aid camp in Southern Arizona; no criminal charges filed
The raid is part of escalating tension between the federal agency and nonprofit No More Deaths.
Judge halts fee hike that would have nearly doubled cost of citizenship
Arizona advocates welcomed the action, saying the increases would have put the cost of citizenship out of reach for many.
Campaign led by DACA recipients aims to engage youth, Latino voters
In Arizona and across the nation, immigration is a forefront issue this November.
Court ruling mandating sunset of ICE hotel program for migrant children goes into effect
A Friday ruling by a Los Angeles U.S. District Court judge gave the government until September 15 to end the practice
Citizenship and Immigration Services averts mass staff furloughs
The agency says aggressive spending cutbacks have allowed it to stave off a plan furlough more than 13,000 employees.
New Citizenship and Immigration Services memo announces the implementation of new DACA guidance
The announcement follows a series of rule changes outlined by the Trump administration in July.
Asylum seekers describe self-harm, faulty COVID-19 response at ICE detention center
As a federal report faults ICE's complaint-handling process in detention, a letter from Eloy describes a facility on the brink.
'Hands tied behind our back': Protesters decry border wall construction at San Pedro River
A few dozen people gathered Friday to protest new border wall going up along Arizona's last free-flowing river.
Health experts: Proposed asylum change would fail to protect both public health and human rights
The proposed policy change would allow officials to turn away migrants deemed at risk of spreading disease.
Looking back at SB 1070 a decade later
Though the infamous “show me your papers” law was partially struck down, it has left a legacy in Arizona.
CBP head defends accelerated border expulsions, blames migrants for increasing COVID-19 risk
Commissioner Mark Morgan spoke to the media ahead of agency's release of July arrest data.
