Border Patrol: National Guard Help Leading to Arrests
Though the agency did not indicate whether numbers were higher compared with previous periods.
Homeland Security Secretary Visits Arizona-Mexico Border
It was the second trip for the secretary to Arizona in as many months.
Homeland Security Chief to Visit Arizona-Mexico Border Thursday
Kirstjen Nielsen and Reps. Martha McSally and David Schweikert will visit a Nogales port of entry.
Congressional Panel Offers Mixed News on Arizona's Opioid Crisis
Prescribing of opioids is down, but smuggling from Mexico is up.
US House Republicans Want to Change Asylum Laws
Republican House leaders plan to take up an immigration bill in June.
ACLU Ad Campaign on ICE Interactions Won't Air in Arizona
Ads will air in 11 states across three different digital platforms.
Jury Deliberates Fate of Border Patrol Agent Charged With Murder
The judge tells jurors they may consider lesser charges than 2nd-degree murder.
Yuma, Cochise County Sheriffs Say Border Could Use Help of National Guard
Cochise sheriff says his county is short almost 900 border agents.
DHS Secretary: No Deportation for DACA Recipients
In congressional testimony, Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said "Dreamers" are not an enforcement priority.
AZ Legislature Tells Congress to Stop Forcing Nogales to Pay for Sewer Line
State lawmakers are getting involved in a dispute over the cross-border sewer pipe.
Gov. Ducey 'Welcomes Deployment' of National Guard to Border
President Trump is following his two successors in sending troops to the border.
Supervisors Table Drug Trafficking Grant
Board Democrats decide not to vote to accept grant until they feel conditions for Operation Stonegarden are met.
Secretary Zinke on Arizona Border: 'We Are Going to Build a Wall'
Critics point to humanitarian and environmental costs of border walls.
Trump Deadline Arrives, But DACA Stands, For Now
Six-months have passed since Trump rescinded the order, though the program still stands based on federal rulings.
Lawyer: Courts Make DACA Deadline More 'Soft and Fuzzy'
The Supreme Court could change the DACA debate, but for now the program continues.
