A woman convicted for her involvement in stealing millions of dollars from Arizona’s Medicaid system has been instructed to pay restitution amounting to almost $4 million. Arielle Dix, aged 37, has been instructed by the Arizona Attorney General’s Office to reimburse $3,863,036.15 for her involvement in defrauding AHCCCS, also known as the Arizona Health Care … Read more
The Catena Foundation provides support for the coverage of tribal natural resources. Although former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez was not successful in his U.S. House bid to become Arizona’s first Indigenous congressman, Native candidates at various levels of government achieved significant milestones in the state and beyond. Advance Native Political Leadership, a national Indigenous-led … Read more
Governor Kate Hobbs has partnered with the Northern tribes of Arizona to sign the biggest tribal water settlement ever recorded in the history of the United States. “This marks a significant milestone for Arizona, Tribal nations, and all those involved in these agreements,” expressed Hobbs. “These agreements have far-reaching and enduring effects as they ensure … Read more
Just over a year into his first term as President, Donald Trump witnessed a significant event in immigration enforcement. Immigration agents conducted a raid on a meat processing plant in Bean Station, Tennessee, leading to the arrest of 104 workers. This incident marked the largest worksite raid in ten years. Shortly after, another raid took … Read more
In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham discussed the offer made to the president-elect. Fox News has learned that there are approximately 1.4 million illegal immigrants in the United States who have received deportation orders from federal immigration judges. Around 13,000 individuals who have been ordered to return to … Read more
Zero-tolerance bullying policies in schools are more intricate than most parents realize. While the term “zero tolerance” may sound straightforward, the actual policy is far from it. As a result of this complexity, bullying continues to persist in schools. There are specific guidelines that schools must adhere to before resorting to expulsion, even in cases … Read more
During her show on Sunday, she addressed the criticism that Democrats were perceived as being too extreme on Transgender issues, which had an impact on their election night defeat. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA), for instance, publicly opposed the idea of boys competing against girls following the election. However, he has been facing criticism from within … Read more
The Chandler Fire Department has achieved the prestigious Certified Autism Center™ (CAC) designation, a recognition awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES). This milestone highlights the department’s dedication to providing compassionate and inclusive services to autistic and sensory-sensitive individuals in the community. To earn the CAC designation, at least 80% … Read more
President-elect Donald Trump’‘s proposal to use the U.S. military for mass deportations has sparked significant concern in Illinois, with local leaders and advocacy groups raising alarms about the legality and impact of such a plan. Trump’s announcement on Monday that he would declare a national emergency to fulfill his campaign promise of mass deportations has … Read more
About 3,500 Nepalis have received deportation orders from U.S. immigration judges; under the Biden administration, this number has decreased. A rise in “credible fear” denials coincided with the deportation orders issued to 12 Nepalis in October 2024. 52 of the 176 Nepali asylum cases examined in October were granted refuge, 31 were terminated, and 43 … Read more