Immigration Court Backlog Grows Amid Policy Changes and Judge Shortages
November 18, 2025
A report from the Migration Policy Institute shows a backlog in U.S. immigration courts, with 3.8M cases pending.
A report from the Migration Policy Institute shows a backlog in U.S. immigration courts, with 3.8M cases pending.
Page City Council plans to sell 500 acres for a $15M data center, but residents want a city-wide vote due to concerns.
SBA reps at Tempe Library aid residents, businesses with disaster loans post-microburst. Visit SBA website for details.
A former Arizona lawmaker pleaded guilty to forging signatures on petitions during his 2024 campaign and faces probation.
Explore live streams from KJZZ, Jazz PHX, and Classical KBACH, featuring diverse music programs and on-air shows.
Democrat Adelita Grijalva visited Arizona’s San Rafael Valley, opposing border wall projects threatening biodiversity.
Tracy Barber faces steep health insurance hikes as ACA subsidies expire, impacting affordability for many Arizonans.
At a Tucson town hall, Sen. Ruben Gallego urged Republicans to extend ACA subsidies, citing John McCain’s example.
The Hopi Tribe elected Lamar Keevama as chairman and Mikah Kewanimptewa as vice chairman in a low-turnout election.
Did Mark Brodie’s story about mosquitoes surviving extreme heat in the Valley give you the ick? You are not alone.
A University of Arizona study explores if gut cells store maternal diet information, potentially influencing eating habits.
Karrin Taylor Robson, a former Arizona gubernatorial candidate, removed reference to an anti-abortion group from her site, despite her pro-life stance.
