Watchdog: US Unprepared for Consequences of 'Zero Tolerance' Immigration
Homeland Security officials say the report illustrates how difficult it is to enforce broken and poorly written immigration laws.
Student Massacre in Mexico Classified as State Crime 50 Years Later
A researcher says still-classified documents can shed light on the perpetrators of the 1968 killings.
Supreme Court Won't Hear Bid to Overturn Grand Canyon Uranium Mining Ban
The court refuses to hear a challenge to a the 2012 prohibition of new mines in the area.
Audit: CBP Not Protecting Information Gleaned From its Drones
The audit found the agency's drone program is vulnerable to losing confidential information the aircraft gather.
Eloy Pulls Plug On Part Of ICE Contract
The city ended part of a contract allowing ICE to run an immigrant detention center in Texas.
Immigration Court Backlog Growing
The number of unresolved cases grew by 41 percent in less than two years
Flake Strikes Cautious Tone on Kavanaugh Hearing
The U.S. senator from Arizona criticized those he says are rushing to judgment regarding accusers and accused.
Leaders, Execs to Meet at Business Summit to Talk US-Mexico Ties
Topics on the agenda include government transition, trade, Mexican government corruption and economic wealth disparity.
Ducey, Garcia Spar on Education Policy in Tucson Debate
Candidates for Arizona Governor continue to offer disparate visions on the future of the state, in second debate this week.
Groups Sue Government to Get Info on Citizenship Application Delays
Documents say the government didn't respond to a FOIA request for records tied to naturalization requests.
Tucson Company Building Border Wall in Texas
West Point Contractors is known locally for projects in Nogales, Yuma and in Tucson’s Saguaro National Park.
Arizona Sues Maker of Oxycontin
Lawsuit claims Purdue Pharma violated a judicial order regarding claims made in advertisements.
Arizona Aims to Take Licenses From Southwest Key Programs
The operator of shelters for migrant children missed a deadline that was part of a deal made to increase state oversight.
Interior Secretary to Lead Volunteer Project at Grand Canyon
Secretary Zinke's visit is intended to highlight maintenance projects at the park.
US Slashes Number of Refugees to 30,000 for Next Year
It makes two straight years of cutting the number of refugees the U.S. will accept, with last year's cap at 45,000.
