Judges ruled deporting at-risk migrants home could lead to persecution or torture. ICE is detaining them anyway.
This article was originally published by the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting. Sign up for their newsletter here. On an August day in 2025, Celestin Dima had reason to celebrate. A judge at Arizona’s Eloy Immigration Court had just ruled that sending the African asylum-seeker back to his home country would likely bring further persecution.…
Border Patrol, ICE detainees report abuse in Tucson
A decade after Norlan Flores sued Border Patrol over inhumane conditions in its Tucson Station and won a federal court…
AZ Luminaria reporter wins Indigenous Journalists Association’s top investigative award
Please join us in congratulating Diné journalist Chelsea Curtis on being named the 2026 Richard LaCourse Award for Investigative Journalism…
