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Dec 15

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Life in a town with more Border Patrol agents than residents

By Ivette Feliciano, Zachary Green

The number of U.S. Border Patrol agents stood at over 1,700 in 1975, but today nearly 20,000 agents are on patrol as one of the largest and most well-funded enforcement agencies in the country. A new documentary called "Undeterred," sheds…

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Dec 07

Trump’s border wall threatens an Arizona oasis with a long, diverse history

By Jared Orsi, The Conversation

Many observers fear that the 30-foot border wall with nighttime floodlighting will harm wildlife, lower the water table and destroy archaeological treasures. Crowds are visiting the site to protest the concrete and steel barrier.

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Dec 06

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How building a community of care can improve farmworkers’ health

By Anikka Abbott

Farmworkers face major challenges when it comes to staying healthy. They often spend hours daily performing physical labor that taxes the body, while language barriers and lack of employer-paid health insurance complicate their access to care. But the Southeast Arizona…

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Nov 18

Long-running coal plant on Navajo Nation stops production

By Felicia Fonseca, Associated Press

Cheaper prices for power produced by natural gas, rather than environmental regulations, led the owners to decide in 2017 to close it.

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Aug 26

Ex-Arizona sheriff Arpaio running to get his job back

By Associated Press

Republican Joe Arpaio announced his 2020 campaign for Maricopa County sheriff on the anniversary of his pardon in 2017 from Trump on the misdemeanor contempt of court conviction for disobeying an order to stop the immigration patrols.

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Aug 15

Wet weather doesn’t end climate change risk to Colorado River

By Felicia Fonseca, Associated Press

For the seven states relying on the Colorado River, climate change means a future with increasingly less water for farms and cities.

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Jun 08

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Arizona artist honors migrants who died in desert crossings

By PBS NewsHour

Despite efforts to curb illegal immigration to the U.S., the number of migrants risking their lives crossing remote and treacherous terrain continues, often at a deadly cost. In Arizona, more than 3,000 human remains have been found over the past…

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May 26

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Amid drought, Phoenix plans for a future with less water

By Hari Sreenivasan, Connie Kargbo, Sam Weber

As the Colorado River's flow declines mostly due to overuse and climate change, water supplies in seven states are imperiled by potential shortages. That includes Arizona, which recently passed legislation outlining steps it would take if water from the river…

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Apr 16

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For these homeless individuals, comfort comes with a collar

By Samie Gebers, Arizona State University

An estimated 5 to 10 percent of the million homeless individuals across the U.S. have pets. For the first time, an Arizona survey of local homeless populations has begun to gather information about these animal companions as well as their…

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Mar 13

What I saw happening at the U.S.-Mexico border

By Amna Nawaz

Border Patrol's processing and detention centers were designed and constructed to hold single, adult men. Today, those same centers are holding families and children.

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