A Romanian woman with diagnosed bipolar disorder is on life support at a Mesa hospital after an apparent suicide attempt at an Arizona ICE detention facility last week, her family said, citing what officials told doctors.
- Emily Bregel
Attorneys for a wrongly deported Arizona man say the U.S. government has failed to comply a federal judge's Oct. 6 order to locate and facilitate the return of Ahmed Soliman, of Phoenix, to the U.S. from detention in Equatorial Guinea.
- Emily Bregel
Two Congress members from Arizona are calling for the release of a pregnant Venezuelan woman who said she fears losing her pregnancy while in detention at Eloy Detention Center.
- Emily Bregel
Tucson Sector migrant encounters fell 96% from fiscal 2024 to 2026, Border Patrol officials say, as fentanyl seizures also declined sharply.
- Arlyssa D. Becenti Arizona Republic
A new filing in the U.S. Court of Appeals' District of Columbia Circuit urges judges to deny a Tohono O'odham Nation's emergency request, arguing that the lawsuit trying to stop border wall construction on tribal land is likely to fail because federal officials have the authority to use bord…
- Tom Polansek Reuters
The USDA plans to resume Mexican cattle imports through Nogales on Nov. 30 if safety conditions are met, expanding trade after screwworm-related restrictions.
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Rubén Ruíz
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A 30-year-old Arizona man wanted for the fatal shooting of a dentist in Nogales, Sonora was killed in a gun battle with Mexican authorities in Agua Prieta.
Lawyers fear for Ahmed Soliman's life after his second hospitalization in Equatorial Guinea, where he remains despite a federal judge's order facilitating his return.
Border Patrol awarded a $63.4 million contract for a proposed I-19 checkpoint expansion near Tubac, drawing criticism from residents concerned about transparency.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is telling a federal court that a new double-layered border wall will not trespass on the Tohono O'odham Nation.
The Tohono O'odham Nation is preparing for confrontations as federal contractors plan to remove thousands of sacred saguaros for border wall construction, which the tribe opposes, setting up emergency services and urging peaceful resistance.
The Tohono O'odham Nation is preparing for potential confrontations between tribal members defending their land and federal contractors who will soon be uprooting thousands of cacti, including sacred saguaros, to make way for border-wall construction that's fiercely opposed by the tribe.
University of Arizona student advocacy groups are calling on President Suresh Garimella to declare the UA a “sanctuary campus,” to signify no cooperation with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement or Customs and Border Protection and to say they can’t …
A Southern Arizona sheriff is calling criticism against his department’s response to protests at the U.S.-Mexico border from other Arizona sheriffs politically motivated and inaccurate.
The Tohono O'odham Nation is preparing for potential confrontations between tribal members defending their land and federal contractors who will soon be uprooting thousands of cacti, including sacred saguaros, to make way for border-wall construction that's fiercely opposed by the tribe.
The Tohono O'odham Nation has filed an emergency injunction to stop the removal of thousands of saguaros and other vegetation to construct a border wall that's set to begin Monday, Indigenous Peoples' Day.
The move comes days after a federal judge in Arizona ordered the U.S. government to facilitate Ahmed Soliman's return to the U.S., citing the "irreparable" harm Soliman has suffered since his "unlawful" deportation to the Central African nation, to which he has no ties.
Mexican authorities joined U.S. federal agents and contractors in removing a wooden platform supporting an activist perched in a tree in Mexico, leaving her with only a rope and harness for protection as she protests U.S. border-wall construction in the San Rafael Valley.
A federal judge has ordered the U.S. government to facilitate the return of a Phoenix man who the judge determined was "unlawfully" deported to Equatorial Guinea in April and has suffered "irreparable harm" since then.
A giant cottonwood along the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona was knocked down by heavy equipment, after authorities cleared out protesters who had been camping in the tree for more than two months to try to save it from destruction.
A dozen water stations operated by Tucson-based Humane Borders to help migrants crossing Arizona’s desert have lost their federal permits, the group says.
Utah-based Management and Training Corporation signed the contract with ICE on Sept. 29 and expects to open the Marana facility within 60 days, officials say.
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Arizona man hospitalized in Equatorial Guinea; U.S. officials mum on abuse claimsA Phoenix man deported to Equatorial Guinea was hospitalized after passing out in a police-station cell, where he's been held "incommunicado" for two weeks following his arbitrary arrest, lawyers said.
Gov. Katie Hobbs supports the Tohono O'odham Nation's request to pause construction of a border wall to protect tribal sovereignty and sacred sites during ongoing legal disputes over the land's ownership and impact.
An Arizona archaeological site partially destroyed by border wall contractors in April may have been thousands of years older than Stonehenge or the Egyptian pyramids, researchers say.
Equatorial Guinea police covered Ahmed Soliman's head with a bag and beat him during the violent arrest of the 31-year-old Phoenix man earlier this month, the Arizona Daily Star reported Sept. 18.
A Phoenix man was bound and beaten by Equatorial Guinea police after the U.S. deported him to the central African nation, an international human rights group said Friday.
Flush with billions from the One Big Beautiful Bill, federal immigration officials are preparing to spend potentially more than $500 million in Arizona alone on planned checkpoint expansions and three new Border Patrol stations, including a new 87-acre station planned in Three Points, just e…
Detainees at Eloy Detention Center have been receiving a cup of ice chips, instead of water, and dealing with broken air conditioning at the ICE detention facility, about 50 miles northwest of Tucson, Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva told the U.S. House of Representatives.