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City in and county seat of Pima County, Arizona, United States
By CBP’s public accounting, roughly 400 miles of “new” border wall system had been completed during 2025, while additional projects and contract awards during the year put hundreds more miles into con...
As of available reporting, Customs and Border Protection’s “Smart Wall” program documents completed and under‑construction barrier mileage and says roughly 702 miles of primary and 76 miles of seconda...
The analyses collectively claim that a substantial number of large U.S. cities located in states that vote Republican are led by Democratic mayors or councils, citing examples such as Austin, Houston,...
Available reporting identifies Tyler Bowyer as from Arizona’s East Valley and says he graduated high school from Gilbert High School; other sources describe him as a 7th‑generation Arizonan and tie hi...
Available reporting shows the U.S.–Mexico border still has substantial unfinished stretches as of late 2025: U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported roughly 535 miles of the southwest border...
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) treats a "primary" barrier as the first physical structure a person or vehicle encounters crossing from Mexico into the United States, while a "secondary" barr...
By mid‑2025 several large private contractors had won U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) construction awards: Granite Construction received a $70.3 million contract for ~7 miles in Hidalgo Count...
Cupids (also styled "Cupids Fragrances" or "Cupid Fragrances") markets a line of pheromone‑infused men's colognes sold through cupids.com and related retail channels; the company is presented on multi...
Federal spending on U.S.–Mexico border wall projects is reported in widely varying totals depending on which years, accounts and proposals are included: contemporaneous reporting and government estima...
ICE’s recent operations have led to dozens of arrests in high-profile sweeps — for example, a Dec. 5 Arizona operation executed 16 federal search warrants and resulted in 46 arrests tied to alleged im...
Tucson in January is mild and typically dry: average daytime highs around the mid-60s°F and nighttime lows near 40°F, with mostly sunny conditions and only a few overcast or rainy days each month (Wea...
AI-driven data-center expansion is concentrated in regions already prone to water scarcity—most notably the U.S. West and Southwest (Arizona/Phoenix), parts of the Mediterranean and southern Europe, a...
CBP has publicly awarded at least two sizable Trump-era border‑wall contracts: Granite Construction Co. won a $70.3 million award to build roughly seven miles in Hidalgo County, Texas (Rio Grande Vall...
Available federal sources and reporting show roughly 702 miles of “primary” and 76 miles of “secondary” barrier existed before Jan. 20, 2025; since then, administrations have planned, funded, waived r...
Coverage shows the U.S.–Mexico border barrier is neither continuous nor static: roughly 702 miles of “primary” barrier existed prior to Jan. 20, 2025, with many gaps, new state- and federal-funded pro...
The analyses provided show two consistent themes: the Trump administration prioritized , focusing work across California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, while later administrations and DHS actions em...
Federal funding decisions, a flurry of construction contracts in 2025, and a series of court rulings over the prior administration’s reprogramming of Defense and Treasury money together shaped how muc...
A pattern of confrontations and isolated assaults repeatedly punctuated Donald Trump’s campaign rallies, including documented incidents in Tucson, Miami, Costa Mesa and other cities where protesters, ...
Operation Streamline, launched in late 2005, abruptly shifted large numbers of unauthorized border-crossing cases from civil immigration processing into federal criminal courts and coincided with a sh...
ICE officers have been injured in a range of incidents from on‑duty vehicle crashes to clashes and shootings, and federal agencies have sometimes cited officer injuries to justify forceful responses —...