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Home>Astrid Galvan, Associated Press

Astrid Galvan, Associated Press

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Recent Articles from Astrid Galvan, Associated Press

Public Safety May 30, 2018

Leaders: Securing border part of fix for opioid crisis

A holistic approach is needed to battle the opioid crisis that has gripped many parts of the country, fueled in part by the high volume of drugs that come across the southern border, Arizona officials said Wednesday.

Recent news August 22, 2017

Judge: ‘Racial animus’ behind Arizona ban on Mexican-American studies

Racism was behind an Arizona ban on ethnic studies that shuttered a popular Mexican-American Studies program, a federal judge said Tuesday.

courts August 14, 2017

Trump considers Arpaio pardon, critics call out president

President Donald Trump says he may grant a pardon to former Sheriff Joe Arpaio following his recent conviction in federal court, prompting outrage among critics who say the move would amount to an endorsement of racism.

courts July 18, 2017

Horne: Radicals taught Mexican-American program

Former state schools chief Tom Horne defended his battle to end a Mexican-American history program, testifying Tuesday that he was troubled by what he described as radical instructors teaching students to be disruptive, but he insisted he targeted all ethnic studies programs equally.

courts July 17, 2017

Shuttered Mexican-American studies program back in court

A federal trial considering whether an Arizona law that shuttered a popular Mexican-American studies program in Tucson was enacted with discriminatory intent resumes this week. Former Arizona schools chief Tom... […]

Recent news April 11, 2017

Sessions outlines immigration plan during border visit

Attorney General Jeff Sessions toured the U.S.-Mexico border Tuesday and unveiled what he described as a new get-tough approach to immigration prosecutions under President Donald Trump.

Election 2016 November 1, 2016

Democrats, Clinton counting on Latinos to win Arizona

Sara Morales became an American citizen in 2010 and has voted in every election since. This year, the Phoenix resident will be casting a ballot for Hillary Clinton, joining the tens of thousands of Latinos who Democrats hope will swing the traditionally conservative state in their direction.

2016 Ballot Measures October 11, 2016

Legal pot could upend years of drug smuggling in Arizona

If Arizona's ballot measure passes, pot shops would soon arise in a place that has long been a center of drug smuggling. How drug cartels respond to legalization has been a focus of debate in Arizona.

education December 1, 2015

Test scores for new Arizona test reveal many students fail

The Arizona Department of Education released scores for the state's new standardized test Monday, showing what many already expected: a very low percentage of students passed English and math subjects.

economy November 11, 2015

Leaders: Customs staff shortage at border hurts business

U.S. Customs and Border Protection is pushing to ease a staffing shortage at Arizona-Mexico ports of entry that business leaders say is hurting the state economy by causing lengthy waits for trucks and tourists.

courts September 29, 2015

Judge sanctions Border Patrol over destruction of evidence

A federal judge in Arizona has issued sanctions against the U.S. Border Patrol over destruction of evidence the agency was required to keep during an ongoing civil lawsuit.

September 24, 2015

Former agent testifies at start of Fast and Furious trial

A former Border Patrol agent broke down in tears as he described desperately trying to save the life of a colleague who was shot during a firefight that exposed the bungled federal gun operation known as Fast and Furious.

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