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Enforcement rollback, Trump pardons for diesel ‘defeat device’ sales raise air pollution concerns

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By Marcus Reichley
| Cronkite News Verified
In this April 9, 2019, file photo, trucks wait in Ciudad Juárez to cross the U.S-Mexico border into El Paso. (AP Photo/Christian Torres) Cronkite News offers an audio version of this story using an automated voice created by AI. Errors in pronunciation, pacing and intonation may occur. If you notice an error please contact . WASHINGTON – The Trump administration has spent this year unwinding enforcement of emissions controls on diesel trucks.
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ICE moves ahead with plan to convert Surprise warehouse for immigrant detention, but review delays project

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By Kyle Sekenski, Marcus Reichley
| CALÓ News
The exterior of a shipping warehouse purchased recently by the Department of Homeland Security for a proposed immigration detention facility, seen Thursday, April 9, 2026, in Surprise, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin) WASHINGTON – Federal efforts to convert a Surprise warehouse into an immigration detention center will be stalled pending an environmental review, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced Wednesday.
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Arizona scrambling to offset Colorado River cuts

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By Marcus Reichley
| The Glendale Star Verified
Arizona may soon purchase desalinated Pacific Ocean water to help offset shortages in the Colorado River caused by a decades-long drought. The price tag, however, will likely be very steep unless a long-term deal is struck. A framework signed June 3 by water authorities in Arizona, California, Nevada and the federal Bureau of Reclamation opens the door for an interstate swap — the first of its kind, according to all parties involved.
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