Border Wall Fight in Arizona: A federal judge cleared the way for border wall construction on Tohono O’odham land, citing a 1907 Theodore Roosevelt proclamation allowing federal use of the first 60 feet, rejecting the tribe’s trespass and reservation-shrinking arguments. Immigration Enforcement on Tribal Land: A separate incident on the Gila River Indian Community reservation has raised new sovereignty questions after ICE agents stopped and arrested three men near a community business. Colorado River Crisis: Lake Powell hit a record low, adding pressure to the already strained Colorado River system as Arizona and other states push for a long-term plan. Clean Elections Probe: Arizona’s Citizens Clean Elections Commission voted to investigate Corporation Commission candidate Ralph Heap over alleged campaign sign disclosure issues. Defense & Tech Policy: The U.S. Army opened more testing range access for private drone firms, including West Cibola Range in Arizona. Energy & Housing: Arizona nonprofit Fresh Start launched an all-women semiconductor technician training program, aiming to plug into the state’s fast-growing chip industry. Elections & Governance: Democrats demanded answers from Trump over conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, while Arizona’s ESA debate continues to draw scrutiny over what education choice is for.