Lisa Diethelm

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Immigration Trump Administration Vows to Reject All New DACA Applications

Immigration experts say the new rules for DACA will hurt families benefiting from the program, and could damage the already-struggling economy.

Lisa Diethelm July 29, 2020 7:51 am MST
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Coronavirus Arizona Hospitals Convert Entire Floors Into COVID-19 Wards as Cases Surge

Surging numbers of COVID-19 cases have pushed some Arizona hospitals to their limits in recent weeks, and health experts say something needs to be done.

Ellie Borst Lisa Diethelm Farah Eltohamy June 11, 2020 9:35 am MST
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Coronavirus Tribes Stiffed Over $70 Million in Relief Funds

The Treasury’s outdated formula for dispersing funds has shortchanged Arizona tribes by more than $70 million.

Lisa Diethelm May 26, 2020 1:31 pm MST

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