Alisa Reznick

The Indian Health Service's Tucson Area Office serves more than 28,000 tribal members from the Pascua Yaqui, Tohono O'odham Nation and other tribes.

In a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Kelly. a Democrat, and the other senators say their constituents and other stakeholders report a lack of timely visa appointments for students and scholars ahead of the academic year.

The tool, originally reported by Axios , uses data from a July spending report that shows Congress or other federal agencies have put more than $268 billion in federal funds toward powering the Trump administration's deportation agenda until 2029.

Humane Borders maintains water stations in Arizona's vast desert borderland and also works with the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office to document migrant deaths.

Roughly 62 miles of the tribal nation's 2.8 million acre boundary are along the Arizona-Mexico border, and the federal government hasn't tried to build a wall there.

The National Park Service closed the road to Quitobaquito Springs at the end of July. The millennia-old freshwater system drains into a pond about 200 feet from the border and hosts endangered species, like the Quitobaquito pupfish and the Sonoyta mud turtle.

The analysis looks at the Office of Detention Oversight, a sub-agency of ICE that conducts congressionally mandated visits to detention sites to report on violations and rate conditions inside.

The new policy took effect almost a month ago, and allows USCIS personnel to bypass what's called the affirmative asylum interview.

Human Rights First produces monthly reports showing all kinds of ICE deportation flights.

The Tohono O'odham Nation spans 62 miles of the border and has tribal members on both sides. The U.S. has erected vehicle barriers — squat metal fencing made of old railroad ties — along with roads and surveillance towers but never a wall.