Trump Pardons Arpaio President Donald Trump has pardoned former Sheriff Joe Arpaio for his criminal contempt conviction, removing the only legal consequences the lawman faced stemming from a long-running racial-profiling suit. The White House announced the pardon Friday evening in a news
By Lorin McLain Sheriff Joe doesn’t plan on leaving office without making a final stink on the Obama birther debacle. Maricopa County’s embattled sheriff on Thursday held a press conference claiming his office has new evidence showing President Obama’s birth certificate was
Phoenix, AZ — Sheriff Arpaio is landing in court once again due to his continued racial profiling and anti-immigrant pursuits. This morning Jacinta Gonzalez, a local resident and the field director for Mijente, filed a suit against the Sheriff and
By Andres Guerra Luz and Danielle Quijada | Cronkite News PHOENIX – Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio stood in a cold parking lot outside Park Central Mall on Monday evening and presided over one of his last press conferences. The conference
By Lorin McLain Sheriff Joe Arpaio could be leaving his job in Maricopa County for an even bigger one in the incoming administration under president-elect, Donald Trump. Arpaio is confirmed as one of four candidates Trump is considering for the
“There’s a new Sheriff in town,” someone yells from the crowd gathered at the Democratic watch party. Paul Penzone will replace Joe Arpaio as Sheriff of Maricopa County. (Photo by: Ally Carr/Cronkite News) By Courtney Columbus | Cronkite News PHOENIX –
By Lorin McLain Democratic candidate for Maricopa County Sheriff, Paul Penzone, is giving longtime Sheriff Joe Arpaio a run for his money in the final days leading to the November 8th election. An Arizona Republic/Morrison/Cronkite News poll released this month
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio speaks with reporters at the Arizona Republican Party headquarters on Aug. 30 after learning of his victory in the Republican primary. (Photo by Bri Cossavella/Cronkite News) By Andres Guerra Luz | Cronkite News PHOENIX –
In Arizona, a Sheriff who describes himself as Donald Trump’s “political soulmate” and who many point toward as a predecessor for the Republican Candidate’s extreme hatred is rapidly losing support as he seeks re-election for a seventh term. After years
(Featured Photo: Facebook — Bazta Arpaio Campaign) By: Cindy G. Castillo The efforts to stop Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio hit home for Viridiana Hernandez, after her father’s workplace was raided back in 2014. Today, she proudly stands as a
