12 Transgender Women from Central America and Mexico Seek Asylum in US
Legal teams from around the country have mobilized to help.
Temporary Farmworkers Increase, But Not Agents Protecting Labor Rights
Arizona farmers are increasingly using migrant workers, but Labor Department enforcement is not keeping pace.
Arizona Trend: Seniors Becoming Senior Citizens
87-year-old Nogales woman helps others with paperwork, study.
Trump Opposition Ties Groups Together for May Day March
Around 300 demonstrators made it to Armory Park.
Rare Meeting Between Tucson Rights Groups, Border Patrol
Interim Border Patrol Sector Chief seeks common ground, promises more meetings.
Students Seek Clarity for 'Red Tag' Ordinance on Parties
Neighbor says request would place too much burden on complaining residents.
Maricopa Sheriff to Shut Down Arpaio's Tent City Jail
'Circus-like atmosphere' coming to end; savings could total $4.5 million annually.
Will Tucson Clash with Feds over 'Immigrant Welcoming'?
US Attorney General threatens to cut funding for cities not enforcing federal laws.
Native American Superheroes Get a Chance to Fly!
Tucson writer creates first all Native American superhero comic book "for us."
Immigration Courts Drowning in Deportation Cases
10,000 immigration cases backlogged in Arizona, 500,000 nationwide.
Mexican Consulates Offer Free Legal Help to Their Citizens in US
Many Mexicans in country legally fear deportation and other problems.
Lawyers Help Immigrants Facing Deportation
Only U.S. citizens have a right to free legal representation at public expense.
From March to Movement
After the march ends, everyone takes their signs and goes home. Then what? How does a march turn into a movement?
Tucsonans Protest Trump's Order on Immigration
Police estimate more than 700 people gather at federal courthouse downtown.
Tucsonan Helps Gather African-American Genealogies
Volunteer was among thousands who worked on Civil War-era records for database.
