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Author: Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic

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Yuma, Arizona, mayor declares emergency, warns of ‘imminent threat’ over migrant releases at border

April 17, 2019 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on Yuma, Arizona, mayor declares emergency, warns of ‘imminent threat’ over migrant releases at border

In signing the declaration, Nicholls said he hopes to draw national attention to the plight of local communities struggling with a federal issue.

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Border aid volunteers who left food and water for migrants sentenced to probation, fines

March 1, 2019 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on Border aid volunteers who left food and water for migrants sentenced to probation, fines

A federal judge in Tucson sentenced four humanitarian-aid volunteers for dropping off water, food for migrants in the Arizona desert near the border.

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President Donald Trump’s eight border wall prototypes demolished in San Diego

February 27, 2019 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on President Donald Trump’s eight border wall prototypes demolished in San Diego

Construction crews demolished the eight border wall prototypes in San Diego to make way for a secondary fence replacement project.

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As US begins sending migrant families back to Mexico, Tijuana struggles to accommodate them

February 23, 2019 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on As US begins sending migrant families back to Mexico, Tijuana struggles to accommodate them

Families seeking asylum in the U.S. are now being sent back to Mexico to wait on the outcome of their cases. In Tijuana, shelters already are full.

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Four aid volunteers found guilty of dropping off water, food for migrants in Arizona desert

January 20, 2019 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on Four aid volunteers found guilty of dropping off water, food for migrants in Arizona desert

Friday’s verdict is the first conviction against humanitarian aid volunteers along the U.S.-Mexico border since 2009.

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Largest-ever group of migrant families tunnels under Yuma, Arizona, border fence

January 18, 2019 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on Largest-ever group of migrant families tunnels under Yuma, Arizona, border fence

Border Patrol agents in Yuma apprehended the largest single group of migrants seeking asylum after they tunneled under the existing border fence.

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Amid border wall debate, third drug tunnel found in less than a month along Arizona border

January 12, 2019January 12, 2019 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on Amid border wall debate, third drug tunnel found in less than a month along Arizona border

Mexican officials uncovered another drug tunnel in Nogales, Sonora, the third discovery in less than a month.

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Here’s where Trump’s border barriers will be built in 2019

December 26, 2018 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on Here’s where Trump’s border barriers will be built in 2019

Crews will begin building the first new border fences under President Donald Trump in 2019, as well as several replacement projects.

World

Heavy rain brings additional chaos, hardship to migrant shelter in Tijuana

November 29, 2018 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on Heavy rain brings additional chaos, hardship to migrant shelter in Tijuana

Heavy rainfall made tough living conditions even rougher for thousands of Central American migrants housed at a shelter near the U.S.-Mexico border.

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Mexico will open second shelter for migrants in Tijuana

November 29, 2018 Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic Comments Off on Mexico will open second shelter for migrants in Tijuana

The Mexican immigration agency will open a second shelter for migrants who came to Tijuana as part of a caravan.

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