Uranium Push-Pull Near Grand Canyon in Appeals Court
The two cases deal with uranium mining on public lands, but from different approaches.
US, Mexico Start Jointly Inspecting Southbound Trucks
Already in place for northbound traffic, it speeds cargo at the border.
Can Trump Keep Promise to Deport Criminal Migrants?
Some possible scenarios regarding the infrastructure and execution.
Havasupai Sue To Protect Their Water
Havasu Creek is both water source and livelihood for the Grand Canyon tribe.
Navajo Farmers Open Legal Battle Over Mine Waste Spill
The spill contaminated three rivers and the tribe's irrigation source.
Obama Could Still Make Bears Ears A Monument
Southern Utah area is considered sacred by many tribes and communities in the Southwest.
NAFTA-Shaped Hole on Border Business Summit Agenda
With renegotiation up in the air, some participants chocking predictions up to speculation.
More Hardline, Expanding CBP Bigger Concern to Border Groups
Human rights coalition less concerned about a wall.
Mexico Prepares For Wave Of Migrants Returning From US
Government says it's ready; others are skeptical.
Canada Lifting the Visa Requirement for Visitors from Mexico
By the end of the year, an online authorization will be the only requirement.
Flake Vows To Support Trade In Talks With Mexican Officials
The senator from Arizona trying to repair diplomatic, commercial relations following Trump campaign.
Arizona Border Rancher Wants Trump to Keep Word, Build Wall
Some ranchers voted for the president-elect based on promises about the border.
Tohono O'odham Say No to Border Wall on Their Land
Tribe has crossed political border traversing ancestral land since time immemorial.
Mexican President to Meet with Trump Pre-Inauguration
Government officials say Peña Nieto wants to open dialogue early.
Haitians Arrive at Arizona Border to Uncertain Reception
Young men say they arrived after crossing 12 countries following 2010 quake in Haiti.
