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Arizona taxpayers deserve to know how their hard-earned dollars are being spent. That’s why Senator Wendy Rogers is leading the charge with a bill to require that hospitals which receive state funds ask patients about their citizenship status: “We need to account for the dollars that are flowing out the door.” Watch now:

A Republican Arizona legislator wants hospitals to start asking patients whether they are U.S. citizens, a move that critics say could stoke fear among immigrants and damage public health. Sen. Wendy Rogers, R-Flagstaff, is the sponsor of Senate Bill 1268, which would require Arizona hospitals that accept Medicaid payments to ask patients whether they are

Senator Wendy Rogers spoke in support of SB 1020, a bill that would allow concealed carry permit holders aged 21 and older to carry firearms on Arizona’s college campuses. Rogers emphasized growing public support for the measure and cited recent tragedies—such as the murder of Laken Reilly in Georgia—as evidence of the need for increased self-defense options for

Republican politicians who accuse public school teachers of indoctrinating students with a “woke agenda” are pushing to bring religious chaplains into the same schools to provide counseling to students.  “I think Jesus is a lot better than a psychologist,” Rep. David Marshall, R-Snowflake, said during a March 11 meeting of the Arizona House of Representatives’

Senator Wendy Rogers is protecting the men and women serving in the National Guard from being released into active-duty combat without first receiving a declaration of war from the U.S. Congress. SB 1495 is being transmitted to the House after passing the Senate yesterday. Watch her remarks below: