Trump’s DACA decision brings tears, uncertainty, determination for recipients
By Staff | Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2017
…Andrea Jaramillo/Cronkite News) 71509 Community members get ready to march toward the Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Phoenix after hearing the DACA announcement. (Photo by Andrea Jaramillo/Cronkite News)…
Mixed feelings on NAFTA in Mexico as talks on pact continue
By Andrea Jaramillo | Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2017
…Industrial Park Queretaro’s labor force lives in the next-door neighborhood called la Estacada, less than a mile away. Workers can walk from their homes to their jobs. (Photo by Andrea…
ACLU lawsuit: Phoenix police wrongfully used tear gas, pepper bullets against anti-Trump protesters
By Abdel Jimenez | Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018
…Hall. Officers on bicycles where part of the Phoenix police preparations for the downtown Trump rally Aug. 22, 2017. (Photo by Andrea Jaramillo Valencia/Cronkite News) The public outcry prompted Phoenix…
CBP chief looks to expand vehicle-scanning technology at Nogales port
By Bryan Pietsch | Friday, June 15, 2018
…allow a trusted driver or truck to pass through the scanner without stopping. Santa Cruz County Sheriff Tony Estrada said he is not familiar with the Z-Portal scanner, but that…
Pentagon more than doubles active-duty troops deployed to border
By Andrew Howard | Monday, Feb. 4, 2019
…specifically mention troops in a Sunday tweet, Trump called on Republicans to protect the border “with caravans marching through Mexico and toward our Country.” But Sheriff Tony Estrada of Santa…
Study: Latinos more likely to distrust tap water, seek other sources
By Andrea Jaramillo Valencia | Monday, Nov. 6, 2017
…and African-Americans to distrust their tap water and buy bottled water to replace it. Dulce Estrada, who works at a Ranch Market in Phoenix, said she doesn’t drink or cook…
Repercussions: How does lack of diversity affect policing?
By Kara Carlson, Fraser Allan Best and Andrea Jaramillo Valencia | Thursday, Dec. 7, 2017
…on here in Arizona.” (Video by Andrea Jaramillo Valencia) Studies show ‘socialization’ plays larger role in police action Forty-six percent of Arizona voters believe police treat people differently based on…
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Improving the game day experience: ASU football fans speak out
By Brittany Bowyer | Friday, Dec. 15, 2017
…D’Andrea, a 2008 graduate of Arizona State and a season-ticket holder, believes moving the tailgate to the Sun Devil Fitness Complex fields on campus would be an effective change. “It…
Move to change Cesar Chavez Day to ‘National Border Control Day’ spurs anger
By Andrea Estrada | Thursday, March 29, 2018
…News) 4 Andrea Estrada Cronkite News cronkitenews.azpbs.org 86539 Students at the Cesar Chavez Leadership Academy in Phoenix ride a float during their Cesar Chavez Parade. (Photo by Miles Metke/Cronkite News)…
‘Más,’ the play about the ethnic studies ban in Tucson, premieres in Phoenix
By Andrea Jaramillo Valencia | Monday, Sept. 25, 2017
…protest against the Mexican-American Studies ban is played in the background. (Photo by Andrea Jaramillo Valencia/Cronkite News) 73128 Mexican-American Studies courses taught the history of Aztec gods. (Photo by Andrea…
South Phoenix hopes light rail extension will bring end to historic segregation
By Andrea Jaramillo Valencia | Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017
…Central Avenue. (Photo by Andrea Jaramillo Valencia/Cronkite News) They say South Phoenix has been in many ways a forgotten, marginalized part of the city. In the early 1930s, communities of…