Project 2025 pushes out Arizona's system for diverting public school funding to private operations. The implications for students and public schools and the communities that rely on them are disastrous.
Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting
Armed groups in Arizona and Texas are collaborating with and courting police and immigration agents—with alarming results.
The so-called “constitutional sheriff” organization, which has denied having racist ties, is best known for its controversial legal theories about a sheriff’s power to nullify laws they interpret as unconstitutional.
An Arizona rule change will lower the barrier for extremist organizations to access law enforcement personnel for "training" purposes.
Experts warn that so-called “constitutional sheriff” groups are compounding problems created by disinformation campaigns and undermining public confidence in elections and law enforcement, trying to subvert free and fair elections.
More than half of Arizona’s county sheriffs are at least partially aligned with a growing movement of so-called “constitutional sheriffs,” with an ideology that threatens to radicalize law enforcement.