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'Put Americans first!' Arizona congresswoman wants undocumented immigrants to get vaccines last

'Put Americans first!' US Rep. Debbie Lesko wants undocumented immigrants to get COVID-19 vaccines last
'They're very good workers,' Debbie Lesko said. But she backed a change to a COVID bill that ran counter to county, state and Homeland Security vaccine guidelines.
Author: Brahm Resnik
Updated: 4:32 AM MST February 16, 2021
PHOENIX — Republican Congresswoman Debbie Lesko of Peoria urged a U.S. House committee to move undocumented immigrants to the back of the line for vaccinations.
The failed effort would have run counter to public health guidelines in Arizona and advice from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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Arizona Foundation for Women launches SHE Leads! leadership program

Arizona Foundation for Women launches SHE Leads! leadership program
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Maricopa County COVID-19 vaccine map shows glaring disparities between wealthy and lower income ZIP codes

Maricopa County COVID-19 vaccine map shows glaring disparities between wealthy and lower income ZIP codes
121.8% of eligible people in the 85256 Scottsdale ZIP code have received a vaccine compared to just 14.8% in the 85009 south Phoenix ZIP code.
Author: Josh Sanders (KPNX)
Updated: 8:30 PM MST February 12, 2021
PHOENIX — Healthcare workers at Mountain Park Health Center (MPHC) across Arizona know the people living in the communities they serve by name.
“We are in the community, we have the relationships with the patients," said Director of Equity, Diversity and Engagement at MPHC Janey Pearl Starks. "There is already trust there. We know some people may still have hesitancy with the vaccine. It's much different if someone you know and trust and has been talking to you for years and now they recommend the vaccine."

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Cesar Chavez bust in the Oval Office is a nod to essential workers, supporters say

Cesar Chavez bust in the Oval Office is a nod to essential workers, supporters say
Rafael Carranza, Arizona Republic
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Paul Chavez had no idea where a sculpture of his father, Latino American civil rights and labor leader Cesar Chavez, would end up in the White House. He agreed just this week to lend the bronze bust to President Joe Biden and hustled to get it wrapped up and shipped across the country from California. It was an utter surprise on Jan. 20, 2021, when he saw Biden at his desk in the Oval Office, with the bust of the late Cesar Chavez right behind the president.

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Trust in COVID-19 vaccine remains low among Latinos

Latinos have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, and new studies show only 40% believe it's effective.

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