AZ Won't Issue Licenses to Anyone Qualifying for Deferred Action
Change came after US District Court judge ruled in May that policy was likely 'discriminatory.'
New "Freedom to Marry" Campaign Launches
Coalition of civil rights organizations; year-long education effort planned, then possible ballot measure.
Grijalva Invites Congressional Border Caucus to Nogales
Ad hoc hearing on humanitarian, economic issues; tour of port of entry on agenda for Friday gathering.
'Dreamers' Not Just from Latin American Countries
While conversations about immigration reform mostly focus on Latinos, those of other backgrounds interested.
Seven 'Dreamers' Granted Tentative Asylum
After leaving US, they tried to recross at Nogales last month, were taken to Eloy immigrant detention center.
Key Part of Voting Rights Act Ruled Unconstitutional
Supreme Court decision, 5-4, frees Arizona, 8 other states from federal preclearance of electoral changes.
Supreme Court Wants Limited Affirmative Action
Justices do not overturn law, but order lower court to apply narrower definition in college admissions case.
Immigration Reform Rally to Draw Thousands
Arizonans, others in DC to urge passage as bill nears introduction
State English Language Learning OK'd
Judge ends 21-year-old case with ruling favoring 'block' method
Fed Court Rejects Request to Block SB 1070
Civil rights groups sought injunction against 'stop, check' provision
