Taylor Seely

The “No Kings Nationwide Day of Defiance” was scheduled as counterprogramming to a military parade marking the U.S Army’s 250th anniversary. The date also coincides with Trump’s 79th birthday. https://t.co/SE3m8cHu2x

From my fellow First Amendment reporter @stephanymatat in Florida: DeSantis administration blasted for 'chilling' Florida press with cease-and-desist letter https://t.co/udYK4C4vPA

A Phoenix man will continue selling guns out of his north-central home, even after an uproar of opposition from hundreds of his neighbors. Apparently his license allows him to run the home-based business without a local permit. Here's why: https://t.co/4m5191xRNL

Groundwater testing in Arizona will take place in two sites in Tucson, one in central Phoenix, and one each in Mesa, Lake Havasu and Prescott. The manager of remedial projects says the agency first found PFAS at those locations last fall. https://t.co/Awohc8Gswq

"A hearing before the full court would change the landscape — and possibly the outcome as well. The two judges who ruled in Trump’s favor on Friday had been appointed to the bench by him." https://t.co/36JTl1f7Kc

RT @brianstelter: Today's @ReliableSources lead is about free speech contradictions: President Trump, who vowed in his inaugural address t…

Sponsor to the antisemitism bill that Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs just vetoed responds:

Michael Way @MichaelWayAZ

In her most disgraceful veto yet, Governor Hobbs struck down a bipartisan bill to stop antisemitism in Arizona schools. I am deeply disappointed by her decision—paying lip service to opposing antisemitism while backing away from a law with real teeth. Instead of standing with

Hobbs said the bill was "not about antisemitism" but rather, "it's about attacking our teachers. It puts an unacceptable level of personal liability in place for our public school, community college, and university educators and staff…” https://t.co/WsK7oIEjbg via @azcentral

RT @stephanymatat: Thanks for the shoutout! I'm following First Amendment coverage in Florida, a state central and at the forefront of 1A n…

Pro-immigrant advocacy groups are using social media to warn workers that ICE may be preparing to conduct worksite raids in the Phoenix area, perhaps as early as Tuesday, June 10. https://t.co/mbFTAC0RqD

A host of press freedom and civil rights organizations are warning the Department of Homeland Security that federal officers “may have violated the First Amendment rights” of journalists covering protests over immigration raids in Los Angeles. https://t.co/bvRkPpNVjU

Supporters, such as bill sponsor Rep. Michael Way, R-Queen Creek, say it's needed because existing anti-discrimination laws "either weren’t clear enough or didn’t contain the necessary enforcement mechanism to address this problem."

RT @peterbakernyt: The consequences of this go beyond Trump barring the @AP from the White House press pool. By this logic, a future Democr…

RT @peterbakernyt: Appeals court rules that the president can punish a news outlet based on the content of its coverage by denying it acces…

RT @kyledcheney: JUST IN: A federal appeals court has agreed to let Trump ban the AP from the Oval Office again, a 2-1 ruling that blocked…