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Steve Cortes: Kelly, Sinema ‘clearly decided to prioritize illegal aliens and a radical open borders agenda’

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Mar 12, 2024

Steve Cortes, founder of the League of American Workers (LAW), said today that Arizona U.S. Sens. Kelly (D) and Sinema (I) “decided to prioritize illegal aliens” by voting against a measure that would have prohibited illegal aliens from being factored into the count for apportionment of congressional districts and the Electoral College map.

Every Arizona State Senate Democrat votes against bill prohibiting China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea from owning land in Arizona

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Mar 11, 2024

The Arizona State Senate passed, without a single Democrat vote, a bill to prohibit China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea from owning land in Arizona.

Kelly, Sinema vote to allow illegal aliens to be counted toward congressional representation

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Mar 9, 2024

Arizona U.S. Sens. Mark Kelly (D) and Kirsten Sinema (I) both voted against a measure that would have prohibited illegal aliens from being factored into the count for apportionment of congressional districts and the Electoral College map.

AZ Senate Majority Leader: Instead of ‘partisan witch hunt targeting ESAs’, AG should ‘demand accountability' of public schools 'engaging in fraud’

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Mar 8, 2024

Arizona Senate Majority Leader Sonny Borrelli (R-Lake Havasu City), the vice-chairman of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee, said he is “deeply concerned about the lack of compliance” with school district financial reporting to the auditor general.

Thirteen Arizona school districts noncompliant with financial reporting, finds the Arizona Auditor General

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Mar 6, 2024

Thirteen Arizona school districts are currently noncompliant with the uniform system of financial records for Arizona school districts.

Steve Cortes: 'Gov. Hobbs prioritizes Washington radicals and illegal aliens over US citizens'

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Mar 5, 2024

The president of the League of American Workers (LAW) said that Gov. Katie Hobbs' (D-Ariz.) veto of the "Border Invasion Act" showed she "prioritizes Washington radicals and illegal aliens over U.S. citizens."

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Hobbs vetoes bill to make it illegal for person to enter Arizona by crossing U.S.-Mexico border outside of an official port of entry

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Mar 4, 2024

Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) today vetoed a bill to make it illegal for a person to enter Arizona by crossing the U.S.-Mexico border outside of an official port of entry.

'Border Invasion Act' passes Arizona legislature with no Democrat votes

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 28, 2024

A bill to make it illegal for a person to enter Arizona by crossing the U.S.-Mexico border outside of an official port of entry passes the Arizona legislature today without a single Democrat vote.

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Grand Canyon Times Podcast: Kayla Van Soest, Tucson Market Manager, Children’s Entrepreneur Market

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 28, 2024

Kayla Van Soest, the Tucson Market Manager of Children’s Entrepreneur’s Market (C.E.M.), joined the Grand Canyon Times Podcast to discuss her organization.

AZ Senate GOP: Senate Democrats 'showed their acceptance for males and females being forced to shower together'

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 27, 2024

The Arizona Senate Republicans said Senate Democrats "showed their acceptance for males and females being forced to shower together' following a vote to pass a bill requiring public schools to provide private showers to crossdressing students.

Grand Canyon Times Podcast: U.S. Congressional Candidate Blake Masters

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 21, 2024

U.S. Congressional candidate Blake Masters (R-AZ-8) joined the Grand Canyon Times podcast to discuss his race.

Almost 10,000 acres of Arizona farmland owned by Chinese interests, USDA data shows

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 15, 2024

Almost 10,000 acres of farmland in Arizona is owned by Chinese interests.

Grand Canyon Times Podcast: How Arizonans can use electroculture for healthier, more natural spring gardens

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 14, 2024

Matt Roeske, founder of Scottsdale-based health and wellness company, Cultivate Elevate, joined the Grand Canyon Times Podcast to discuss the power of electroculture which, he said, is, “the ancient practice of increasing yields utilizing certain materials to harvest the earth's atmospheric energy.”

Analysis: The cost of cereal at Fry’s Food Stores has increased 303% since 2020

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 13, 2024

The cost of cereal in Arizona has increased by 303% since 2020.

Sen. Bolick: ‘We need to let kids flourish and soak up the entrepreneurial spirit’

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 10, 2024

Sen. Shawnna Bolick (R-Phoenix) said her bill to prohibit Arizona municipalities from requiring children to have a license or permit for their temporary businesses would help kids “soak up the entrepreneurial spirit.”

Grand Canyon Times Podcast: Law Enforcement Today Owner Kyle Reyes on the Arizona Border

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 7, 2024

Kyle Reyes is the owner of Law Enforcement Today, joined the Grand Canyon Times Podcast to discuss border security and his recent trip to the Arizona-Mexico border.

IRS Reports: ASU has received $3 million from George Soros since 2020

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 6, 2024

Arizona State University (ASU) has received at least $3 million from left wing political activist George Soros since 2020.

Arizona to receive $8 million from $350 million settlement with global PR firm over opioid marketing

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Feb 3, 2024

Arizona will receive $8 million form a $350 million multi-state lawsuit settlement with Publicis Group over the PR and advertising company’s marketing of opioids, said Ariz. Attorney General Kris Mayes (D).

Steve Cortes: 'Joe Biden started the border crisis on the first day of his administration'

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Jan 29, 2024

Steve Cortes, the founder of the League of American Workers (LAW), said President Joe Biden "started the border crisis" at the beginning of his term.

Arizona Senate President, House Speaker sign letter to Biden, Mayorkas ‘supporting Texas’s efforts to secure the border’