The Homeland Security Department is seeking nominations of people to serve on its new Tribal Advisory Council.

In 2010, Arizona's controversial SB 1070 was signed into law. Over a decade later, immigration rhetoric is still rife in Arizona, but the conversation has shifted.

Dam levels have also been rising, and officials recently started releasing water from one of the state's most important reservoirs as it neared capacity.

The Cocopah Indian Tribe said Friday that the state of Arizona acted against its wishes by stacking shipping containers on its land to prevent illegal border crossings.

He also praised a reform that prioritizes energy produced by the national electric utility over private producers, one that has generated tension with the United States.

Pablo Taddei's father, Jorge Taddei, oversees the work of the federal welfare ministry in Sonora and his sister is a state legislator.

A new documentary follows the lives of "return migrants —" people who were deported to Mexico after failing to qualify for DACA.

Arizona and Texas are sending chartered buses of asylum seekers to the Washington D.C. area. They are two controversial programs that some, including the Biden administration, have billed as political theater at a costly taxpayer expense. But an aid group part of the effort tells a different story.

The Navajo Nation will be receiving more than $50 million to fund internet access projects across the reservation. The funding comes through the U.S. Department of Commerce and will go to deploy high-speed internet infrastructure.