Joe Arpaio Rides Again? Daniella Silva of NBC reports that Joe Arpaio wants his old job back as Sheriff but Latino advocates say hold your horses.- Immigration and civil rights advocates and Democrats decried the announcement that Joe Arpaio, who
Latino David Garcia Declares for AZ Governor’s Race NBC’s Stephen A. Nuño reports that Latino professor and Army Veteran Davis Garcia wants to be Arizona’a next governor – “David Garcia is a Latino Democrat running for Arizona governor in the hopes
Pardoned Joe Arpaio Wants to be Senator Jenifer Calle of Latina.com reports the former Sheriff Joe Arpaio wants to be Arizona’s next Senator – “Former Sheriff Joseph M. Arpaio who was found guilty of racial profiling and was later pardoned by Trump and is now
Trump Prepares to Pardon Joe Arpaio By Kaitlan Collins, CNN The White House has prepared the paperwork for President Trump to pardon former sheriff Joe Arpaio when he makes the final decision to do so, CNN has learned. An administration official
By Lorin McLain Years of animosity that swelled between the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office and the local Latino community could have very well led to Joe Arpaio’s loss in the 2016 election. After 25 years, the Arpaio era came to a
Paul Penzone’s campaign for Sheriff is gaining momentum, and continues to gain support from the community. According to a new poll by Lincoln Strategy Group, Penzone has the support of 44.5 percent of the 3,000 Maricopa County voters surveyed. Sheriff
The stage is officially set for a November Penzone v. Arpaio showdown following Maricopa County Superior Judge David Gass’ ruling this week that last-minute third-party spoiler candidate Chad Lisk did not submit the minimum number signatures required to qualify for
By Lorin McLain Maricopa County voters can expect another contentious campaign season in the race for sheriff. Retired Phoenix police officer Paul Penzone is going to make another attempted run to unseat Joe Arpaio in the next election. In 2012,
Donald Trump has been in the middle of controversy after the comments he made about Mexican immigrants during his announcement for presidential candidacy on June 16th. Now, the former governor of Arizona is joining in the conversation and sharing her
