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Home>Connor Radnovich, Cronkite News Service

Connor Radnovich, Cronkite News Service

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Recent Articles from Connor Radnovich, Cronkite News Service

Critics question success rates cited by supporters of the immersion program, arguing that the inclusion of younger children and an easier proficiency test could be driving the improved numbers. (Cronkite News Service photo by Vaughn Hillyard/Jessica Goldberg)
Home news May 6, 2013

State school board to wade into English-immersion program fight

Vince Yanez understands what the Arizona Board of Education could be getting in to this year when it begins a “systematic review” of the state’s English Language Learner program.

AZ/DC April 26, 2013

Franks, Montgomery push constitutional amendment for victims’ rights

After his daughter was shot, execution-style, in 1979 by a gang member out to kill a police officer’s child, John Gillis and his wife were forced to sit outside the courtroom during the killer’s trial.

AZ/DC April 24, 2013

Senators challenge Napolitano on border-security metrics in reform bill

WASHINGTON – Skeptical senators Tuesday challenged Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano on how her department plans to provide a “meaningful” border-security figure, which is the key to a route to citizenship for immigrants here illegally.

Home news April 4, 2013

Arizona bishop calls for immigration reform to include family reunification

The Episcopal bishop for Arizona joined several religious and union leaders Wednesday urging that family-unification policies be included in any comprehensive immigration reform legislation.

courts March 28, 2013

Crowds thin, emotions still high on second day of hearings on gay marriage

WASHINGTON – Jerssay Arredondo said life as an illegal immigrant and a gay man can be a “double struggle” – which was all the more reason for him to be on hand as the Supreme Court heard arguments on same-sex marriage. “We must remember that immigrant rights are (gay) rights” and vice versa, the 21-year-old Phoenix resident said Wednesday on the steps of the Supreme Court.

agencies March 20, 2013

ICE director defends release of illegal immigrants from jails

The director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Tuesday defended his agency’s decision to release more than 2,000 illegal immigrants last month, saying it was necessary to keep the agency within its budget.

economy February 28, 2013

Mesa mayor says lifting bonds’ tax-exempt status could hurt cities

WASHINGTON – While much of Washington is focused on the impact of Friday’s “sequestration” cuts, Mesa Mayor Scott Smith is worried that a proposed solution to that problem could end up seriously hurting cities.

Gov. Jan Brewer posted this picture on her Facebook page, showing her at Sunday’s White House dinner with other governors. But don’t expect her and President Barack Obama to friend each other as a result. (Photo courtesy Gov. Jan Brewer’s office)
AZ/DC February 25, 2013

Jan and Barack, BFFs? LOL, says Brewer, after White House dinner

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said people should not take her attendance at a White House dinner Sunday night as a suggestion that she and President Barack Obama are now “BFFs.”

Home news February 21, 2013

Eight Arizona hospitals ranked among top 5 percent in nation in new report

Eight Arizona hospitals were ranked in the top 5 percent in the nation by a national healthcare rating agency, giving Arizona the 13th-best rate of high-achieving hospitals among states.

Home news February 21, 2013

‘Sequestration’ cuts at Grand Canyon could affect thousands of visitors

Grand Canyon National Park could have to cut hours and delay the opening of some park sections if automatic federal budget cuts are allowed to take effect March 1, a park advocacy group said Wednesday.

AZ/DC February 12, 2013

Flake raises hopes for hearing on judicial nominee after 19-month wait

Freshman Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., said he met with Rosemary Marquez and will review her writing, giving hope to her supporters that the long-delayed judicial nominee will finally get a hearing after 19 months.

In testimony to a House committee in July, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano defended her department’s policy to exercise “discretion” when deciding whether to deport younger, low-risk undocumented immigrants. (Cronkite News Service photo by Meghan McCarthy)
Home news February 5, 2013

Few Arizonans applying for deferred deportation program

Only 14,069 of the estimated 80,000 Arizonans eligible for deferred deportation had applied for the federal program through its first six months, a rate much lower than the nation as a whole.

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