Kamala Harris makes 1st visit to US-Mexico border in Arizona as presidential nominee | 2024 Election
Vice President Kamala Harris made her first visit to the U.S.-Mexico border since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee to confront head-on one of her biggest vulnerabilities ahead of the November election.
Trump's mass deportation plan would oust 8.3M people from US workforce: study
With immigration remaining one of the key issues in this year’s election, the Republican presidential candidate is proposing more extreme immigration restrictions calling for the removal of unauthorized immigrants from the nation's labor force.
Border showdown: Harris's high-stakes visit | Battleground Ep. 43
In this episode of Battleground, we dive deep into the critical issues shaping the upcoming election. Join S.E. Cupp as we explore Vice President Kamala Harris's pivotal border visit, the intense competition for Black male voters, and the battlefield of Western Wisconsin. With exclusive insights from top political reporters and only 40 days until Election Day, this episode is a must-watch for anyone looking to understand the forces at play in America's swing states.
ICE plane taking off from Mesa Gateway Airport returns due to faulty AC unit
A flight from Mesa Gateway Airport had to turn around midflight after problems with its AC unit caused 11 passengers to become ill.
US immigration flight from Mesa grounded by heat
Eleven people were hospitalized for heat-related illnesses after a US immigration flight departing from Mesa was turned around shortly after departure when it lost air conditioning.
Proposition 314 Debate: Arizona's 'Secure the Border Act'
Proposition 314: A debate was held on Thursday night on a controversial illegal immigration and border security measure that will be on the November ballot.
Children among those who died in far West Valley fire; VP Harris steps up LDS voter outreach | Nightly Roundup
From a deadly water incident along a stretch of the Salt River to the latest on a deadly fire west of Buckeye, here's a look at some of the top stories.
Nogales residents share views on border policy
Nogales is Arizona's largest port of entry and its resident share what they believe the resolution to America's border policy should be. FOX 10's Kennedy Hayes has more.
Man rescued after falling 30-feet from border wall
An undocumented migrant nearly died after falling 30 feet from the border wall, severely breaking his leg. First responders from the Arivaca Fire Department cut through the border fence to help save his life.
Father of Springfield, Ohio boy killed in crash says Trump, Vance using death for 'political gain'
The father of the Springfield, Ohio 11-year-old killed in a school bus accident had some harsh and emotional words after Trump and Vance recently mentioned his son’s death as a reason to oppose immigration.
Immigration and Border Security: Harris vs. Trump
Immigration remains a central issue for voters ahead of the November election. Both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are addressing immigration on the campaign trail, offering starkly different approaches.
Ballot measures in 41 states give voters a say on abortion and other tough questions
Arizona, Colorado and California have the greatest number of ballot measures at the moment and more could still get placed by election day.
Sixteen Republican-led states sue over program to give immigrant spouses of US citizens legal status
The GOP led-states filed a lawsuit Friday to stop a federal program launched by President Joe Biden that would give immigrants without legal status who are married to American citizens a path to citizenship.
7th person charged in deaths of 53 migrants
The federal government files charges in the deaths of 53 migrants , who died after being packed into the back of a trailer in San Antonio in July 2002. The semi was left abandoned in 100-degree heat. A total of 73 people were inside the trailer. A Guatemalan national has become the seventh person charged in the incident. He's facing six counts of migrant smuggling resulting in death or serious injury. Six other people, including the driver, have already been charged.
Trump uses a stretch of border wall and a pile of steel beams in Arizona to contrast with Democrats
On a dirt road below the shrub-dotted hills of Arizona, Donald Trump used a stretch of wall and a pile of steel beams to draw a visual contrast between his approach to securing the border and that of his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.
Kamala's Moment, Trump's Move: Fighting for the AAPI and Youth Vote | Battleground Ep. 18
As Democrats wrap up their Chicago convention with Kamala Harris officially accepting the party's nomination, Donald Trump heads to the Arizona border to highlight one of his signature issues. Both campaigns are making their pitch to young voters aged 18-34 in key swing states, a demographic that could prove decisive in November. Plus, with the rising percentage of Asian-American voters in many battleground states, we examine how this growing voting bloc could tilt the race in favor of either Harris or Trump. Join host S.E. Cupp for expert analysis and on-the-ground reporting from the seven swing states that will decide. With just 74 days until the 2024 election, Battleground keeps you informed on the latest developments in this critical race.
Fake watermelons held $5M worth of meth, Border Patrol says
Those weren’t seeds inside these “watermelons," Border Patrol agents say.
Chicago DNC 2024: Protesters march on first day of convention
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago has prompted large demonstrations and marches as activists seek to have their voices heard.
Keeping Families In Place: Biden’s new immigration policy opens, what to know
Registration has opened for Keeping Families Together, a sweeping new immigration plan under President Joe Biden that could eventually grant citizenship to half a million immigrants.
Arizona sheriff talks declining border crossings; doesn't credit Biden admin's crackdown
New numbers show border crossings from Mexico into the U.S. are down significantly since a crackdown was announced by the Biden administration, but some Arizona sheriffs say there are other reasons for the decline.