Migrant Gang Attacks Border Guards, Forcing Entry into the US before Trump Era

Migrant Gang Attacks Border Guards, Forcing Entry into the US before Trump Era

According to a Texas law enforcement memo obtained by the New York Post, members of the Venezuelan migrant gang Tren de Aragua are reportedly engaging in aggressive behavior at border crossings and targeting guards with the aim of entering the U.S. before President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration. According to a memo from the Texas Department of … Read more

Arizona Republican legislator proposes giving residents control over political funds

Arizona Republican legislator proposes giving residents control over political funds

By Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services PHOENIX — Concerned that your local government is using public funds to influence your vote? Senator John Kavanagh has a solution for you. The Fountain Hills Republican is proposing a bill, SB 1036, that would expand existing laws prohibiting cities, counties, school districts, and special districts from using taxpayer … Read more

Arizona Attorney General Strongly Opposes Deportation Plans: Declares “Not in Our Territory”

Arizona Attorney General Strongly Opposes Deportation Plans: Declares "Not in Our Territory"

Arizona’s Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes has taken a firm stance on protecting immigration rights, particularly for Dreamers. She has made it clear that she will not waver in her commitment to fight against the establishment of deportation centers or the separation of families. Mayes boldly asserts that any proposals to implement such measures are … Read more

Guatemala willing to discuss with Trump administration about receiving deported migrants

Guatemala willing to discuss with Trump administration about receiving deported migrants

Guatemala expressed its willingness to engage in a “constructive and respectful dialogue” with the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump. However, there is no agreement yet on accepting deported migrants. The government of the Central American country released a statement on Thursday, confirming their ongoing engagement with Trump’s transition team. However, they clarified that no … Read more

Concerns arise over Trump’s proposal to eliminate the Department of Education, particularly for Arizona schools

Concerns arise over Trump's proposal to eliminate the Department of Education, particularly for Arizona schools

Arizona educators are concerned about the potential impact on the state’s public schools if President-elect Donald Trump fulfills his campaign promise to eliminate the Department of Education. “We will put an end to the misuse of taxpayer funds in government education and ensure that our youth are not subjected to unwanted indoctrination,” Trump declared passionately … Read more

Nearly 500,000 migrants heading to US detained by Mexico in the last quarter

Nearly 500,000 migrants heading to US detained by Mexico in the last quarter

Mexican authorities announced on Friday that they have detained approximately 475,000 irregular migrants since October. This comes as U.S. President-elect Donald Trump continues to put pressure on Mexico, threatening to impose tariffs if the country fails to address the issue of illegal migration at the shared border. Measures to intensify the detention of migrants increased … Read more

Mexico to Establish Shelters in Response to Trump’s Deportations

Mexico to Establish Shelters in Response to Trump's Deportations

Mexico is taking action in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s threats of massive deportations by announcing its plans to open 25 migrant shelters exclusively for Mexican citizens, according to a report by the New York Post. The doors of each venue are set to open on January 20th, which is Inauguration Day, and they will … Read more

Arizona Supreme Court Forms Committee to Integrate Mental Health Care into the Justice System

Arizona Supreme Court Forms Committee to Integrate Mental Health Care into the Justice System

The Arizona Supreme Court has launched a Steering Committee on Mental Health and the Justice System, aiming to better integrate mental health care into legal proceedings. Led by former Chief Justice Robert M. Brutinel, the committee consists of 26 members from both the judicial and mental health fields. Its goal is to advise the Arizona … Read more

Trump’s Border Crackdown: Legal, Logistical, and Economic Hurdles Ahead

Trump's Border Crackdown: Legal, Logistical, and Economic Hurdles Ahead

President-elect Donald Trump has made sweeping promises about his approach to border control and immigration reform, including executing the largest deportation effort in U.S. history. However, his ambitious immigration agenda is already encountering significant obstacles, both in legal battles and on the ground. Like during his first term, Trump’s immigration policies are facing intense scrutiny … Read more

Red States Rising: Texas, Florida, Arizona, and Idaho Poised to Gain House Seats After 2030 Census

Texas, Florida, Arizona and Idaho likely to gain House seats after 2030 census

Texas, Florida, Arizona, and Idaho are projected to gain congressional seats following the 2030 census, according to population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau analyzed by Election Data Services. If apportionment were conducted today, Texas and Florida would each gain two seats, while Arizona and Idaho would gain one seat each. Conversely, states like California, … Read more