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Trump headed to Arizona for rally, but no plans to pardon ex-Sheriff Arpaio - at least for now
Trump is due to hold a re-election campaign event in Phoenix on Tuesday. The city's Mayor Greg Stanton asked the president to cancel the event "as our nation is still healing" from the violence in Charlottesville.
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Trump headed to Arizona for rally amidst speculation over possible pardon of ex-Sheriff Arpaio
Trump is due to hold a re-election campaign event in Phoenix on Tuesday. The city's Mayor Greg Stanton asked the president to cancel the event "as our nation is still healing" from the violence in Charlottesville.

In photos: the rise and fall of Steve Bannon
President Trump fired Bannon as chief White House strategist on Friday, ending weeks of speculation about his political future. Bannon will be returning to ultra-conservative Breitbart News where he originally rose to fame. His career includes a long list of scandals, ranging from domestic violence allegations to close connections with white supremacist and anti-Semitic groups, as well as his propagating of conspiracy theories against Hillary and Bill Clinton.

Phoenix mayor asks Trump not to pardon ex-Sheriff Arpaio in wake of Charlottesville.
Trump is due to hold a re-election campaign event in Phoenix on Tuesday. Mayor Greg Stanton asked the president to cancel the event "as our nation is still healing" from the violence in Charlottesville.
Trump-backed immigration reform proposal not without merit, says Jeb Bush
The proposed Senate bill, known as the RAISE Act, introduced last week in Congress seeks to cut immigration in half. That was too drastic, Bush said in an interview with Univision News, but he likes other aspects of the bill, such as a skills-based points system. These days Bush is enjoying family time, watching ESPN and Univision soaps, while beamoaning Trump's lack of leadership.

Man of the moment: Mark Krikorian, the influential immigration hawk of the Trump era
The leader of Washington's most important "low-immigration" think tank had been waiting decades for plans to secure U.S. borders that include not only undocumented immigrants but also legal immigrants.

Transcript: The border wall call; Trump and Peña Nieto's conversation in full
"But you cannot say that (Mexico won't pay for the wall) to the press. The press is going to go with that and I cannot live with that. You cannot say that to the press because I cannot negotiate under those circumstances," Trump told the Mexican president on Jan 27. The Washington Post obtained the full transcript of their conversation.












