President Trump visits Arizona, touts 'America First' policy achievements
Former President Donald J. Trump returned to Arizona, highlighting his administration's 'America First' policy achievements, including tax relief, job creation, and border security. He noted that Working Families Tax Cuts provided an average refund of $3,659 in 2026 for Arizona taxpayers. Major private investments in the state include Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's $200 billion expansion in Phoenix, EVelution Energy's $850 million cobalt processing facility in Yuma County, and Amkor Technology's $2 billion semiconductor packaging and test facility in Peoria. Trump also stated that his administration ended the Biden-era border crisis, with southern border apprehensions in August 94% lower than the monthly average under Biden, and violent crime fell 13% statewide last year.
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