Araceli is Copper Courier’s social media manager. Her past work has been published in The Guardian, Teen Vogue, Refinery29, Mic, The Cut, Zora, The Village Voice, Rolling Stone, and others.
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‘Immigrant Made’: How Gen Z Is Reclaiming Their Past and Staking Out Their Future
“The most powerful weapon we have is our stories.”
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America Is Failing Its Non-Citizen Veterans
The Biden Administration has committed reunite deported veterans with their families and help immigrant service members obtain US citizenship.
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400 Migrant Children Separated By Trump Administration Have Been Reunited With Families
“We still haven’t located nearly 200 families. I think the Biden administration would agree that there’s a lot of work yet to be done.”
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Interior Department Closer to Removing Derogatory Term From Federal Lands
Arizona has 67 locations with the “s-word” in their name. The locations are in every county but Pima and sit on federal, state, private, and tribal lands.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Biden’s Deportation Policies. Here’s Why That’s Dangerous.
“We’re seeing that the Supreme Court is still more aligned with items that President Trump wanted to execute.”
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La Corte Suprema anuló a Roe vs. Wade. Esto es lo que significa para Arizona.
Hablamos con el Dr. DeShawn Taylor, obstetra y ginecólogo certificado, profesor clínico, defensor de la salud de la mujer y los derechos reproductivos y propietario de Desert Star Family Planning en Phoenix, sobre lo que significa la decisión de la Corte Suprema para los arizonenses.
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Ducey Signs Bill That Limits Filming Police. Here’s What to Know About Your Rights.
In Arizona, federal appeals courts have recognized a First Amendment right to record police officers performing their official duties in public.
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The Supreme Court Has Overturned Roe v. Wade. Here’s What It Means For Arizona.
In Arizona, women already faced harsh abortion restrictions—but now under this new ruling, abortion will be even worse.
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DACA Reaches a Milestone, but It’s Not a Joyous Occasion
On the 10-year anniversary of the DACA program, an estimated 100,000 recent high school graduates are unable to participate in the program.
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Arizona Republican Party Sends Fundraising Email Attacking Educators Days After Uvalde School Killings
The email asked readers to “defend our kids” against a new resource put out by the Arizona Department of Education that offers support for LGBTQ+ students.
