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Home>Laurie Liles, Cronkite News

Laurie Liles, Cronkite News

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Recent Articles from Laurie Liles, Cronkite News

Election 2014 December 10, 2014

Arizona cited as a ‘special place’ for dark-money operations

Dark money in campaigns has become an issue nationwide but in the words of one expert, Arizona “really is a special place for dark money.”

agencies December 9, 2014

A well-earned name: Nothing is simple in world of ‘dark money’ politics

Paul G. Ryan asked the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office what seemed like a simple question: Is a state nonprofit that spends money to influence elections actually a political committee?

courts December 5, 2014

Supreme Court won’t consider case favoring Arizona death-row inmate

The U.S. Supreme Court on Dec. 1 let stand a lower court’s ruling granting a new hearing for Arizona death-row inmate Richard Dean Hurles in the 1992 stabbing death of a Buckeye librarian.

AZ/DC December 3, 2014

Johnson defends Obama immigration move, vows Arizona visit ‘early next year’

Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said he will return to southern Arizona early next year to meet with residents and talk about steps his agency is taking to secure the border and further reduce illegal immigration.

AZ/DC November 20, 2014

Lawmakers will wait for details of Obama’s immigration action plan

Arizona lawmakers were holding their fire after President Barack Obama on Wednesday said he would unveil his long-awaited executive actions on immigration – but previous statements leave little doubt about where they stand.

courts November 12, 2014

Supreme Court urged not to intervene on bail for immigrant felony suspects

Opponents of an Arizona law that denies bail to felony suspects who are in this country illegally urged the Supreme Court on Monday to let stand a lower court ruling that overturns the ban.

Election 2014 November 7, 2014

Thank goodness that’s over: Campaign ads, cash left voters with ‘election fatigue’

Political observers and voting experts said there was a real sense of “election fatigue” this fall among voters, who were inundated by ads and campaign cash.

AZ/DC October 28, 2014

After 23 years in Congress, Pastor savors victories little and large

Jack Lunsford says U.S. Rep. Ed Pastor, D-Phoenix, will be remembered for countless legislative contributions to Arizona, but the memory that best sums up the long-term congressman for Lunsford has nothing to do with politics.

October 14, 2014

Johnson: Border is tighter, but ‘new threats’ to homeland security loom

The number of immigrants in the U.S. illegally has stopped growing for the first time since the 1980s, another sign of the success of border-security efforts, the head of Homeland Security said Oct. 9.

courts September 29, 2014

Court: Mine can give job preference to Navajo workers on Navajo land

A federal appeals court ruled Friday that Peabody Western Coal Co. can give preference to Navajo tribal members when making hiring decisions for mines on the Navajo Nation.

Arizona residents Andrea Adum, fourth from right, and Mayra Canales, to her left, were arrested at an immigration reform protest at the Democratic National Committee. (Cronkite News photo by Laurie Liles)
Election 2014 September 23, 2014

Arizonans arrested at Democratic headquarters in immigration protest

Two Arizona women were among those arrested Monday at the Democratic National Committee’s headquarters where protesters chided President Barack Obama’s “broken promise” to take action on immigration reform before the end of this summer.

Cities September 18, 2014

Glendale mayor urges Congress to halt West Valley casino

Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers told a Senate committee Wednesday that unless Congress acts to block a Tohono O’odham Nation casino in his city, residents should prepare for widespread Las Vegas-style gaming throughout the Valley.

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