Relaunched Hotline Supports Immigrants Amid Increased Enforcement
January 25, 2025
A national hotline for immigrants is relaunching to address increased enforcement under the Trump administration.
A national hotline for immigrants is relaunching to address increased enforcement under the Trump administration.
Sen. Mark Kelly and Rep. Juan Ciscomani propose bills to combat Mexican cartels using social media to recruit teens.
Some Indigenous people in northern Arizona fear racial profiling as immigration enforcement increases, causing stress.
Author Scott Thybony explores the life of Sue Kislingbury, one of the first female railroad engineers in the U.S.
Pima County to shut down Tucson shelters for asylum seekers due to lack of arrivals and risk of losing federal funding.
A new study suggests a 35% cut in water use is needed to stabilize Utah’s Great Salt Lake, facing significant decline.
A bill named “Preston’s Law” introduced in Arizona after a teen’s death aims to make assault with accomplices a Class 4 felony.
Arizona legislature considers bill aiding federal immigration, White Mountain Apache Tribe sues social media platforms.
Arizona lawmakers propose a bill to require sheriffs to aid federal immigration enforcement and ban sanctuary laws.
Coconino County allocates $12M to complete flood control measures after the 2022 Pipeline Fire near Flagstaff.
A coalition of Mexican governors has issued a statement defending sovereignty and supporting immigrants in the U.S.
On today’s newscast: Efforts to designate Upper Verde River as Wild and Scenic, snow surprises in the South, and more updates.
