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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 22/09/2026
Expanded Pell grants promised to make short-term workforce training more affordable for AZ students.But of 60+ programs schools thought could benefit this year, just three are advancing. @molboha.bsky.social reports on the tight rollout, strict reqs that got in the way: azcir.org/news/2026/09...
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Workforce Pell falls short of early hopes in Arizona
More than 60 Arizona workforce programs initially appeared poised to benefit from expanded Pell grants this year. Just three are advancing for federal consideration.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 28/08/2026
Yesterday's DOJ suit against AZ cited AZCIR's reporting on the state's implementation of Prop. 308, which allows undocumented students to receive in-state tuition. But in using our work to calculate the law’s financial impact, the DOJ got an important detail wrong: azcir.org/news/2026/08...
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FACT BRIEF: Did undocumented students at ASU receive $10.5 million in reduced tuition last year?
No. The $10.5 million cited by the Department of Justice in its lawsuit against Arizona does not represent tuition savings for undocumented students in a single year or semester. It is based on a calc...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 28/08/2026
AZCIR previously reported that fewer undocumented students than anticipated were receiving reduced tuition under AZ's Prop. 308, partly due to its disjointed implementation. Now, the DOJ is suing the state, saying the policy is unlawful regardless of how many benefited: azcir.org/news/2026/08...
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DOJ lawsuit seeks end to in-state tuition for Arizona’s undocumented students
The Trump administration’s lawsuit against Arizona’s in-state tuition law for undocumented students alleges the voter-backed initiative is “squarely prohibited and preempted by federal law.”
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 26/08/2026
'The pool of voters that could be impacted by this is an order of magnitude larger than in some ... other states,' one expert told @votebeat.org's @sashahupka.bsky.social. Read more on the hundreds of thousands of Arizonans who could be removed from AZ's mail voting list: azcir.org/news/2026/08...
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Hundreds of thousands of Arizonans could be removed from the mail voting list in 2027
Arizona voters who haven't used their mail ballots in recent general elections could get kicked off the Active Early Voting List stating in 2027.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 21/08/2026
'They were detained simply because the government felt it could detain (them), and they weren’t being challenged on it.' ICYMI, our analysis found 120+ immigrants whom ICE continued to hold in AZ after judges barred deportation to their home countries: azcir.org/news/2026/08...
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Judges ruled deporting at-risk migrants home could lead to persecution or torture. ICE is detaining them anyway.
At least 120 immigrants were detained for months in Arizona ICE facilities, despite judges barring their deportation home because they would face persecution or torture, an AZCIR analysis found. Many ...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 20/08/2026
Judges ruled that deporting these immigrants to their home countries could expose them to torture or persecution. ICE detained them anyway—in some cases for over a year—while searching for other countries that would take them. Read our latest investigation: azcir.org/news/2026/08...
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Judges ruled deporting at-risk migrants home could lead to persecution or torture. ICE is detaining them anyway.
At least 120 immigrants were detained for months in Arizona ICE facilities, despite judges barring their deportation home because they would face persecution or torture, an AZCIR analysis found. Many ...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 14/08/2026
ICYMI: Arizona authorized secure treatment facilities for its sickest psychiatric patients in 2019. But the effort repeatedly stalled, leaving many rotating through costly, short-term interventions. Published as part of @cartercenter.bsky.social's Mental Health Parity Collaborative.
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Secure treatment out of reach for Arizona’s sickest psychiatric patients
Arizona authorized secure behavioral health treatment facilities in 2019. Seven years later, none have opened, leaving some of the state’s sickest patients without the care they need.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 13/08/2026
In 2019, Arizona lawmakers authorized secure residential facilities for people with serious mental illness who repeatedly cycle through hospitals, homelessness and jail. Seven years later, the facilities still don’t exist. azcir.org/news/2026/08...
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Secure treatment out of reach for Arizona’s sickest psychiatric patients
Arizona authorized secure behavioral health treatment facilities in 2019. Seven years later, none have opened, leaving some of the state’s sickest patients without the care they need.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 06/08/2026
ICYMI: A lawsuit brought by two out-of-state investment firms could make it harder for AZ to protect vulnerable groundwater basins. It’s already complicating decisions in other threatened aquifers. azcir.org/news/2026/08...
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Hualapai Valley lawsuit tests Arizona’s authority to protect vulnerable groundwater basins
A legal challenge brought by two out-of-state investment firms is testing how Arizona establishes groundwater protections.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 06/08/2026
NEW: A lawsuit brought by two out-of-state investment firms could make it harder for AZ to protect vulnerable groundwater basins. The case centers on the Hualapai Valley, where outside agricultural interests control virtually all of the basin's farmland. azcir.org/news/2026/08...
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Hualapai Valley lawsuit tests Arizona’s authority to protect vulnerable groundwater basins
A legal challenge brought by two out-of-state investment firms is testing how Arizona establishes groundwater protections.
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Sasha Hupka @sashahupka.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
NEW: More than 1,300 ballots went undelivered in the Navajo County, located in the northeastern quadrant of the state, during last week's primary. That’s not ideal, but it might also be normal. Read my analysis in my newsletter: vbnewsletters.votebeat.org/p/navajo-cou...
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Navajo County and the case of the undelivered ballots 🕵️
More than 1,300 ballots went undelivered in the county, located in the northeastern quadrant of the state. That’s not ideal, but it might also be normal.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 20/07/2026
ICYMI: Reporter @molboha.bsky.social appeared on AZ PBS last week to discuss her latest story on the state's yearslong, multimillion-dollar effort to get more students to continue their education after high school—only to see enrollment decline: youtu.be/PrfFwL5zyNI?...
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Arizona Horizon | July 14, 2026 | Full episode
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 09/07/2026
Listen to (or read) the full interview here: www.kjzz.org/the-show/202...
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Despite millions in investment, fewer AZ high school grads are enrolling in college, trade school
A decade ago, Arizona leaders set a goal designed to boost our state’s future by boosting our state’s students post high-school graduation. By 2030, 70% of the state’s graduates would continue their e...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 09/07/2026
AZ has spent years and millions of dollars trying to get more students to continue their education after high school. So why are fewer students enrolling? Tune in to @kjzzphoenix.bsky.social's The Show this AM at 9 to hear AZCIR's @molboha.bsky.social discuss her latest investigation: www.kjzz.org
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 06/07/2026
NEW: Mohave County is set to debut ballot paper with added security features in Arizona's July primary—despite questions about how well it will work. Read the first story in our new editorial partnership with @votebeat.org: azcir.org/news/2026/07...
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Arizona county to use ballot paper born of longstanding election mistrust
Mohave County will debut new ballot paper with added security measures in July primary. Leaders in the county are betting the new paper will perform well, despite mixed test results—and that other cou...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 01/07/2026
NEW: AZ has spent at least $166 million since 2017 trying to get more high school grads to continue their education. Instead, the state's postsecondary enrollment rate has fallen—and ed leaders say AZ lacks the sustained funding and coordination needed to reverse the trend. azcir.org/news/2026/07...
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Arizona’s push to boost postsecondary enrollment falls short
Arizona’s postsecondary enrollment rate has declined despite a decade of initiatives and millions of dollars invested.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 09/06/2026
ICYMI: A federal monitoring program was intended to protect those with schizophrenia from a rare blood disorder. Instead, patients throughout the U.S. lost access to antipsychotic medication clozapine, sometimes with fatal consequences. azcir.org/news/2026/06...
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Treatment Interrupted: How federal rules kept schizophrenia medication out of reach
Clozapine is widely considered the most effective treatment for patients with severe schizophrenia. But across the U.S., people were repeatedly denied access to it because of a federal monitoring syst...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 08/06/2026
A federal monitoring program was intended to protect those with schizophrenia from a rare blood disorder. Instead, patients lost access to their antipsychotic medication, sometimes with fatal consequences. Here’s what happened when families fought back. azcir.org/news/2026/06...
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Treatment Interrupted: How federal rules kept schizophrenia medication out of reach
Clozapine is widely considered the most effective treatment for patients with severe schizophrenia. But across the U.S., people were repeatedly denied access to it because of a federal monitoring syst...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 10/04/2026
ICYMI: AZ’s three public universities quietly dismantled DEI programs over the past year, following threats from the federal government to cut funds. When AZCIR asked what changed and how, officials declined interviews, records requests and ignored detailed questions. azcir.org/news/2026/04...
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Arizona universities quietly altered DEI offerings after Trump threatened cuts
Arizona's three public universities quietly dismantled diversity, equity and inclusion offerings over the past year, yet failed to communicate the changes publicly.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 09/04/2026
ICYMI: Arizona universities haven't been transparent about what they've changed to comply with federal guidance about DEI. To one professor at UA, decisions being made behind closed doors sends the message that "this isn’t your university anymore. This isn’t a community."
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 09/04/2026
Arizona’s three public universities quietly dismantled DEI programs over the past year, following threats from the federal government to cut funding. When AZCIR asked what changed and how, officials declined interviews, denied records requests and ignored detailed questions. tinyurl.com/55yn7ku2
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 06/03/2026
ICYMI: “The idea that we are a place where everybody has to carry their papers is not American,” said Annie Lai, immigrant rights attorney. “That’s not the kind of country that I think a lot of people think we should be.” Our latest, via @allymarkovich.bsky.social azcir.org/news/2026/03...
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Border Patrol now targeting legal immigrants for 'carry your papers' law
Border Patrol in southern Arizona cited more than 100 people for not carrying their immigration documents in 2025 as part of Trump administration efforts to revive decades-old immigration laws.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 04/03/2026
“This is a move to turn the clock back to a narrower version of who belongs in America” Our latest, via @allymarkovich.bsky.social azcir.org/news/2026/03...
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Border Patrol now targeting legal immigrants for 'carry your papers' law
Border Patrol in southern Arizona cited more than 100 people for not carrying their immigration documents in 2025 as part of Trump administration efforts to revive decades-old immigration laws.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 04/03/2026
Federal agents in southwest Arizona are now ticketing legal immigrants for not carrying their documents under a 1952 law that’s been rarely enforced for decades. Among those cited are a Canadian green card holder walking to breakfast and an international student at a truck stop.
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Border Patrol now targeting legal immigrants for 'carry your papers' law
Border Patrol in southern Arizona cited more than 100 people for not carrying their immigration documents in 2025 as part of Trump administration efforts to revive decades-old immigration laws.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 27/02/2026
ICYMI: Nearly three years after AZ Medicaid officials publicly acknowledged a massive fraud scandal targeting Native Americans, the fraud continues and Indigenous residents are still getting exploited by bad actors: azcir.org/news/2026/02...
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Medicaid fraud targeting Indigenous communities continues despite AHCCCS reforms
Though Arizona’s Medicaid agency says behavioral health fraud has stabilized since 2023, questionable sober living homes continue to recruit Native Americans.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 26/02/2026
NEW: Arizona says the worst of its Medicaid behavioral health fraud crisis is over. But nearly 3 years later, questionable sober living homes are still recruiting Indigenous community members, AZCIR's @jasminedemers.bsky.social has found. azcir.org/news/2026/02...
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Medicaid fraud targeting Indigenous communities continues despite AHCCCS reforms
Though Arizona’s Medicaid agency says behavioral health fraud has stabilized since 2023, questionable sober living homes continue to recruit Native Americans.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 20/02/2026
ICYMI: Republican lawmakers are advancing a new wave of legislation targeting abortion in Arizona, even after a judge struck down several existing restrictions and affirmed voters’ 2024 decision to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. azcir.org/news/2026/02...
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Despite court ruling, Arizona GOP moves abortion legislation forward
Republican lawmakers are advancing a new wave of legislation targeting abortion in Arizona, even after a judge struck down several existing restrictions and affirmed voters’ 2024 decision to enshrine ...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 19/02/2026
NEW: A Maricopa County judge recently struck down several AZ abortion restrictions as unconstitutional. But more than a dozen new bills with implications for abortion access remain in play at the Capitol. From medication abortion to fetal personhood, here’s a closer look: azcir.org/news/2026/02...
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Despite court ruling, Arizona GOP moves abortion legislation forward
Republican lawmakers are advancing a new wave of legislation targeting abortion in Arizona, even after a judge struck down several existing restrictions and affirmed voters’ 2024 decision to enshrine ...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 18/02/2026
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Molly Bohannon @molboha.bsky.social · 02/02/2026
Amid rumors of increased ICE enforcement in AZ, I want to hear from students and staff at colleges and universities about the vibe on campus and what, if anything, schools are saying about potential ICE visits. Read my latest update and reach out: mailchi.mp/azcir.org/ic...
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UPDATE: Arizona colleges and ICE policies
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Institute for Nonprofit News @inn.org · 30/01/2026
We wish it weren’t necessary to say that the federal government’s arrest of journalists for reporting on a public event violates the First Amendment’s protection for freedom of the press.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 14/01/2026
Last week, AZCIR reporter @allymarkovich.bsky.social joined @kjzz.org to discuss her reporting from Ukraine — and how drone technology tested there is reshaping surveillance and enforcement along the U.S.–Mexico border. Listen to the full interview here: www.kjzz.org/the-show/202...
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This Arizona reporter found that drones used in Ukraine are now monitoring U.S.-Mexico border
Alexandra Markovich was born in Ukraine — the country is still entangled in a hard-fought war against Russia, one of the world’s premier military powers. But, she never imagined there would be much ov...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 14/01/2026
There are still several slots available for this essential training. It's free to attend, and increasingly important in today's reporting landscape. DM if want to hear more, registration link below (deadline 1/15), for training on 1/26.
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100 Days in Appalachia @appalachia100.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
We traveled to the Ukraine-Slovakia border with @azcir.org's @allymarkovich.bsky.social to document how the Ukrainian border guard uses surveillance drones to ensure no one is exiting the country to avoid the draft. www.youtube.com/watch?v=srcK...
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Ukraine’s ‘battle-tested’ drones are accelerating militarization along the U.S.-Mexico
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 13/01/2026
ICYMI: Prop. 139 won majority support in every Arizona district, enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution. Instead of adjusting course, GOP lawmakers pushed new abortion restrictions, reporter @adriana-navarro.bsky.social found—with more coming this session: azcir.org?p=35084
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Despite broad support for abortion access in their Arizona districts, GOP lawmakers push new restrictions
Voters in 2024 passed Proposition 139, a constitutional amendment guaranteeing Arizonans the right to abortion, with nearly 62% support statewide. An AZCIR analysis shows Republican lawmakers responde...
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adriana-navarro.bsky.social @adriana-navarro.bsky.social · 12/01/2026
Here it is! My first story with @azcir.org. When I saw AZ lawmakers had introduced laws that would restrict abortion access, I wondered if their actions reflected how their districts voted for Prop. 139. I found it didn't: Each LD voted in favor of the right to abortion care.
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Despite broad support for abortion access in their Arizona districts, GOP lawmakers push new restrictions
Voters in 2024 passed Proposition 139, a constitutional amendment guaranteeing Arizonans the right to abortion, with nearly 62% support statewide. An AZCIR analysis shows Republican lawmakers responde...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 12/01/2026
NEW: Prop. 139 won majority support in every Arizona district, enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution. Instead of adjusting course, GOP lawmakers pushed new abortion restrictions, reporter Adriana Navarro found—with more coming this session: azcir.org?p=35084
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Despite broad support for abortion access in their Arizona districts, GOP lawmakers push new restrictions
Voters in 2024 passed Proposition 139, a constitutional amendment guaranteeing Arizonans the right to abortion, with nearly 62% support statewide. An AZCIR analysis shows Republican lawmakers responde...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 07/01/2026
3 years after AZ voters approved in-state tuition for undocumented students through Prop 308, it’s unclear how many have actually benefited. The state had no centralized system to oversee the law's rollout or ensure consistent implementation, AZCIR found. Read our latest: azcir.org/news/2026/01...
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Arizona voters approved in-state tuition for undocumented students. The state left implementation to chance
After Arizona voters approved a 2022 ballot initiative granting in-state tuition to undocumented students, the state put no centralized system in place to track participation or ensure consistent impl...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 31/12/2025
It's the last day of our Newsmatch campaign, and we need your help to trigger matching funds by raising another $2,500. Will you help us get there? All donations are double-matched, and new monthly recurring gifts are double-matched at their 12-month value! azcir.fundjournalism.org/newsmatch-20...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 22/12/2025
We're thrilled to co-host the first 2025 IWMF Newsroom Safety Across America Initiative in Phoenix next month. The safety and security training is free for all freelance and staff reporters. Sign up here: t.co/FUwdg4oRm0 (registration deadline is 1/15/26).
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 18/12/2025
VIDEO: In Ukraine, drones have become essential for warfare and border surveillance. Now, those tools and tactics are being deployed along the U.S.-Mexico border. AZCIR traveled to Ukraine to document how “battle-tested” drones are reshaping American border enforcement. azcir.org/news/2025/12...
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From Ukraine’s Battlefield to America’s Borderlands
In Ukraine's war with Russia, drones have become essential tools for both warfare and border surveillance. Now, those tools and tactics from Ukraine are being deployed along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 17/12/2025
ICYMI: Ukraine has become an epicenter of drone warfare and a global proving ground for defense companies. Tech “battle-tested” in Ukraine is now showing up here, accelerating militarization along the U.S border with Mexico while outpacing oversight. Our latest, w/video: azcir.org/news/2025/12...
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Ukraine's 'battle-tested' drones are accelerating militarization along the U.S.-Mexico border - Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting
As U.S. law enforcement agencies adopt drone systems “battle-tested” in Ukraine, experts question whether existing safeguards are sufficient to govern increasing levels of surveillance on U.S. soil. T...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 17/12/2025
Drones “battle-tested” in Ukraine are now being piloted at the U.S.-Mexico border, where the boundaries between local police and military operations are becoming increasingly blurred. Reported from Ukraine by AZCIR in collaboration w/ @appalachia100.bsky.social. Supported by IWMF.
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Ukraine's 'battle-tested' drones are accelerating militarization along the U.S.-Mexico border - Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting
As U.S. law enforcement agencies adopt drone systems “battle-tested” in Ukraine, experts question whether existing safeguards are sufficient to govern increasing levels of surveillance on U.S. soil. T...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 02/12/2025
It’s #GivingNewsDay! If you’ve read, shared or relied on AZCIR’s reporting this year, today’s the day to support it. Help us reach our $5,000 goal! Every donation — big or small — is matched 2X. azcir.fundjournalism.org/newsmatch-20...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 14/11/2025
ICYMI: After neighboring states restricted groundwater pumping nearly two decades ago, investors and industrial farms poured millions into Arizona’s Hualapai Valley. Now, more than 99% of cropland there is tied to out-of-state owners — and the water table is dropping fast. azcir.org/news/2025/11...
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Arizona's Hualapai Valley now a 'de facto transfer basin' for out-of-state interests
Since 2014, an influx of out-of-state interests have drilled nearly 200 agricultural wells in Mohave County’s Hualapai Valley groundwater basin, straining the aquifer and putting residential water sup...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 13/11/2025
NEW: When CA and NV tightened groundwater rules, investors didn’t stop drilling — they just moved into AZ. Now, more than 99% of cropland in one rural basin is owned or controlled by out-of-state interests. @azcir.org's latest, via @clomahqu.bsky.social & Brendon Derr: azcir.org/news/2025/11...
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Arizona's Hualapai Valley now a 'de facto transfer basin' for out-of-state interests
Since 2014, an influx of out-of-state interests have drilled nearly 200 agricultural wells in Mohave County’s Hualapai Valley groundwater basin, straining the aquifer and putting residential water sup...
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 03/11/2025
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 21/10/2025
ICYMI: Ten colleges in Arizona are losing millions of dollars after federal cuts hit grants to minority-serving institutions. Without the additional funds, schools are reducing services that helped raise GPAs and made students feel at home, AZCIR’s @molboha.bsky.social found: bit.ly/4o1dPNF
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Arizona colleges face ‘devastating impact’ after Trump slashes grant funds to minority-serving institutions
Ten community colleges and universities in Arizona will lose at least $13.8 million after President Donald Trump's administration cut discretionary funding to minority-serving institutions.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 20/10/2025
When the Trump administration recently cut certain grants to minority-serving institutions, millions of dollars earmarked for student support at 10 Arizona schools disappeared—forcing some to end student support programs and reduce staff, via AZCIR’s ‪@molboha.bsky.social‬ azcir.org/news/2025/10...
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Arizona colleges face ‘devastating impact’ after Trump slashes grant funds to minority-serving institutions
Ten community colleges and universities in Arizona will lose at least $13.8 million after President Donald Trump's administration cut discretionary funding to minority-serving institutions.
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Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting @azcir.org · 26/09/2025
ICYMI: More than half of AZ’s community health center funding comes from Medicaid. But a new federal law could slash $34 billion in Medicaid dollars over the next decade — leaving more than 300,000 Arizonans without coverage. Via @jasminedemers.bsky.social azcir.org/news/2025/09...
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Arizona’s community health centers were built on Medicaid. Now they face uncertainty
Arizona’s safety net of community health centers, which serve 870,00 patients, face an uncertain future as billions in federal Medicaid cuts loom.
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