As immigration enforcement intensifies, Tucson families are separated
While the Trump administration is ramping up immigration enforcement, families of U.S. citizens in Tucson are among those being split, including one man separated from his wife and son, despite following all the steps to legally stay in the country.
University of Arizona tells international students to carry essential documents at all times
Campus International students are being advised their social media and devices could be searched by Border Patrol.
Deportations decline under Trump
ICE Data shows immigration removals are actually down under Trump.
Rep. Ciscomani introduces border security bill to expand CBP access on federal lands
The FLASH Act proposes road construction, infrastructure and stricter land management along the U.S.- Mexico border.
AZ House votes for $50 million in additional border-related funding
The Arizona House voted yesterday to allot millions in the next fiscal budget to the Department of Public Safety for local enforcement of border-related crimes — a measure that passed with help from one Tucson Democrat.
Tariffs could raise price of produces, cars and more
President Donald Trump is renewing his promise of 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, saying he could implement them as soon as Tuesday, which experts say could lead to higher costs for consumers across a host of products.
Deportations down despite increased border enforcement in Trump's first month back in office
Despite personnel surges and resources mobilized to both sides of the border, deportation numbers have actually dropped during Donald Trump’s first month back in office.
Venezuelan family in Tucson faces ICE inquiry
The family — a husband and wife and their four children — say their legal documentation is in order
TUSD discusses adding immigration status to protected categories
Tucson Unified has proposed adding immigration status as protected on a list that includes disability, race, religion, gender identity and more in its non-discrimination and anti-harassment policies.
Migrant apprehensions in January lowest since COVID
New federal data shows border apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border were the lowest in January they’ve been since May of 2020, during the COVID low.
Arizona senators vote to mandate police cooperate with ICE
Local governments would lose tax money for not cooperating.
Kelly questions cost of using military aircraft for deportations
Arizona's senior senator claims plane used to send deportees to India cost four times what a charter flight would.
Tucson religious groups denounce efforts at mass-deportation
More than a dozen religious leaders and about 100 people gathered in Tucson Thursday to denounce the Trump administration’s efforts at mass-deportations, including the order to allow immigration agents to enter places of worship.
The Buzz speaks with Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne
Horne speaks on issues confronting our schools ranging from funding issues to threats to student mental health.
Legislature debating leasing Marana prison to federal government for immigration enforcement
The deal has passed its first state Senate committee.
