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Arizona GOP dissenters come around to Trump-backed budget package
U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani, who represents a swing district in southern Arizona, wrote in a statement after the vote that the budget “advances the agenda Republicans ran on,” but he reiterated his “commitment to protecting essential services” such as Medicaid.
Arizona Republic columnists Elvia Díaz and Joanna Allhands weed through the possible ramifications. Díaz: Mexico and Canada escaped President Trump’s new tariffs sledgehammer, a huge break for ...
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Trump's Border Czar Issues Stern Warning to Immigrants in Arizona: 'You Should Be Looking Over Your Shoulder'"Arizona will do everything we can to support you in your efforts" said Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen to Homan after his speech in the Legislature ...
Democrats representing Arizona in Washington, D.C., have responded to new reports about Medicaid cuts and their projected ...
The cancelations come in the midst of a widespread crackdown against students federal officials contend are acting against ...
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Arizona AG says Trump, Musk are attempting to 'steal from all of you'Attorney General Kris Mayes held a town hall in Mesa with U.S. Rep. Greg Stanton to give an update on nine federal lawsuits ...
President Donald Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, was boycotted by Democrat lawmakers at the Arizona legislature within seconds of speaking about the administration's mass deportation program.
Trump wants to reopen a coal-fired Arizona power plant that just shut down. Arizona Republicans say the action will revive rural communities.
In Arizona, AG Kris Mayes stands apart in her defiance against President Trump. She explains why she won't back down, even if ...
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