Ducey signs bill to investigate missing, murdered Indigenous women
Legislation passed in May established a task force to be made up of tribal leaders, victims advocates, tribal police and social workers.
Border Patrol agent who ran down fleeing immigrant offered plea deal
Matthew Bowen faced charges over ramming a migrant with his vehicle and lying about it to investigators.
Deportee flight cancellation to Mexico brings new challenges to migrants
Migrants being obliged to use border crossings is making them more vulnerable, a nonprofit agency says.
Mexico offers legal aid to migrants arrested in Mississippi raids
Mexican citizens who are deported will receive help in obtaining work, health care and schooling, the country's foreign relations secretary said.
Mexican trade official: Tomato deal 'at hand' if 100% inspections are dropped
Mexican growers have asked for similar inspection requirements on U.S. produce if any final deal includes the provision.
ADL of Arizona: Hate groups recruit near college campuses
The group's leader says Arizona has been a flashpoint for anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy.
Mexico prepares legal, diplomatic actions after El Paso shooting
At least six Mexican citizens were killed in the shooting over the weekend.
Sonoran marriage equality measure begins legislative journey
The reform measure would change Sonora's family code to allow same-sex couples to marry.
Head of CBP defends agency's response to migration 'crisis'
Mark Morgan says politicians and the news media are unfairly demonizing border agencies.
Head of Border Patrol admits to membership in lewd Facebook group
Carla Provost told a committee that she joined the secret group only to search her own name.
Term extended for Mexican elected governor with US ties
A researcher says the rules change signals Mexican political institutions are being tested.
Florida 'appreciates' new tomato proposal; Nogales growers concerned
A produce distributor based in Nogales says proposed changes are "logistically impossible."
Tohono O'odham group: Border wall would block sacred pilgrimage
Proposed bollard-style fencing would cut through the route used by the Tohono O'odham for their Salt Pilgrimage.
Expanded fast-track deportations likely to face legal challenge
At least one rights group has promised a lawsuit to the expansion, which could impact hundreds of thousands of people.
Some controversial texts from accused border agent won't be shown to jury
Border Patrol agent Matthew Bowen faces felony charges after allegedly ramming a man with his car and then lying about it.
