Videos
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Stanton: Military shouldn’t be part of Trump’s immigration crackdown
Bloomberg Law reports the Pentagon is considering involuntarily activating military lawyers to serve as immigration judges and represent the government in cases involving detained migrant children. US Rep. Greg Stanton’s response was two NDAA amendments that would: 🚫 Block the DoD from funding immigration enforcement contracts. 🚫 Bar DoD employees from volunteering for immigration enforcement…
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Marlene Galán-Woods on why she left the GOP
Former Republican Marlene Galán-Woods says GOP groups spent money trying to stop her because they know she can win over voters who have turned away from today’s Republican Party. She says the values she was raised with are now better represented by Democrats.
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Arizona insurance costs are rising. Here’s why
Insurance costs are skyrocketing in Arizona. Many Arizonans can no longer afford their insurance after Congress cut funding for the Affordable Care Act, threatening public health and risking even higher healthcare costs for everyone.
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Arizona children are worse off due to this move made by Trump and Republicans
Hundreds of thousands of Arizona children are worse off due to this move made by Trump and Republicans. Here’s the deal.
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Kash Patel declines to comment on Nancy Guthrie case
After Reuters reported that ransom notes linked to Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance were fake, FBI Director Kash Patel was asked to confirm it. He declined to comment, saying the case remains a state-led investigation with the FBI in an assisting role.
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Rep. Adelita Grijalva shares concerns from constituents
“It’s very scary for so many people.” Rep. Adelita Grijalva says immigration has become the overwhelming concern for many constituents contacting her office, with some telling her they’re afraid to go out in public.
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Arizona joins lawsuit over Trump Medicaid changes
Arizona is joining more than 20 states in suing the Trump administration over new Medicaid work requirement rules. The lawsuit argues the administration changed the definition of who qualifies as “medically frail,” making it harder for people with serious illnesses and disabilities to receive exemptions. State officials also say the policy could cause eligible people…
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AZ Dems secure 3-year freeze on new data center tax incentives
Arizona is home to more than 150 data centers, partly thanks to tax exemptions that made the state look enticing to developers. But that’s about to change. Arizona Democrats secured a 3–year long freeze on new data center tax incentives as part of a bipartisan budget deal signed by Gov. Katie Hobbs. House Democratic Leader…
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Activists continue fight against new ICE facility in Surprise AZ
Surprise residents protested. They packed city hall. They met with elected officials. It didn’t work. Now, they have a new move to fight against a new ICE facility in their backyard—eliminating Surprise as a city altogether.
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State Rep. Analise Ortiz explains how Arizona independents can vote
Registered independent in Arizona? You can still vote in the July 21 primary. Independent voters just need to request the party ballot they want through their County Recorder’s Office, or choose a party ballot when voting in person. Arizona voters can check their registration, ballot status, and polling options at my.arizona.vote.
