Tucson's Top Stories: July 26
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The Trump administration is asking courts to end protections for detained migrant children as a federal judge considers appointing a powerful new enforcer.
Arizona Republican leaders are suing to remove ballot language warning that a military-family voucher measure could nullify broader voter-approved reforms to the state’s voucher program.
Kimberly Yee seeks to balance support for Arizona’s education voucher program with a broader focus on improving math and reading in her race for state school superintendent against Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz.
