Tracking Donald Trump's orders in Arizona: What to know in Week 1

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Justice Department case against Phoenix could be on holdThe U.S. Justice Department's pursuit of federal oversight of the Phoenix Police Department appears to be on hold.
45% : What does Trump's presidency mean for Arizonans with student loans?Millions of student loan borrowers have seen forgiven or lowered student loan payments over the past several years, but advocates are concerned hundreds of thousands of Arizona borrowers could be on the hook for significantly more expensive student loan payments under the new administration.
39% : The hotline is intended to help warn people of federal activity, bat down false rumors and prevent immigrant families from being torn apart, said Natally Cruz, Puente Arizona director.
38% : Homeland Security Dept. OKs immigration raids at schools, churches and hospitalsPresident Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security has rescinded a previous policy that directed federal immigration authorities to stay away from "protected areas" such as schools, places of worship and hospitals.
36% : Navajo Nation leaders address reports of ICE detaining tribal citizensSocial media has been flooded with posts about Navajo citizens being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and questioned about their U.S. citizenship.
27% : Trump, citing a national emergency said the U.S. military would be deployed to unspecified areas along the border.

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