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Emily Bregel

Emily Bregel

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Border and Immigration Reporter, Arizona Daily Star

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  • Pima County students sue Trump administration over visa terminations

    By Arizona trooper, Emily Bregel Verified, Prerana Sannappanavar Verified|Arizona Daily StarVerifiedA Tucson law firm is suing Trump administration officials on behalf of two international students living in Pima County whose legal statuses were terminated without legitimate cause and in violation of due process, their attorney says. The complaints, filed this week in Arizona District Court, include a motion for a temporary restraining order to protect the students from "unlawful" arrest by immigration authorities and to allow them to continue working on campus and finish their studies.

    By Arizona trooper, Emily Bregel Verified, Prerana Sannappanavar Verified · Arizona Daily Star

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Trump's deportation net widens to migrants with legal status, taxpayers

    By Emily Bregel Verified|Arizona Daily StarVerifiedFleeing starvation and hyperinflation, Venezuelan single mother Doralis said she and her children crossed the deadly Darien Gap jungle and traversed eight countries before reaching Nogales, Sonora last spring. She and her sons, now 12 and 17, waited for months in the border town to get permission to enter the U.S. legally and seek humanitarian protection, they said.

    By Emily Bregel Verified · Arizona Daily Star

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Pima County students sue Trump administration over visa terminations

    By Arizona trooper, Emily Bregel Verified, Prerana Sannappanavar Verified|Arizona Daily StarVerifiedA Tucson law firm is suing Trump administration officials on behalf of two international students living in Pima County whose legal statuses were terminated without legitimate cause and in violation of due process, their attorney says. The complaints, filed this week in Arizona District Court, include a motion for a temporary restraining order to protect the students from "unlawful" arrest by immigration authorities and to allow them to continue working on campus and finish their studies.

    By Arizona trooper, Emily Bregel Verified, Prerana Sannappanavar Verified · Arizona Daily Star

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Arizona Daily Star

The Arizona Daily Star is a daily broadsheet newspaper based in Tucson, Arizona, serving the Southern Arizona community since its founding in 1877. Owned by Lee Enterprises, it provides comprehensive news coverage, including local, national, and international stories. The newspaper has a daily circulation of approximately 39,500 and 45,848 copies on Sundays. The Arizona Daily Star offers both print and digital news, with a robust online platform that features subscription-based access to articles, obituaries, and an extensive archive of over 2.1 million searchable pages dating back to 1879. The paper includes special sections for obituaries, marriages, and community announcements, catering to local residents, businesses, and researchers. It is recognized for its high factual reporting and has a Left-Center bias, reflecting its commitment to credible journalism.

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