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PD: Woman dead following fiery crash at west Phoenix intersection; suspect arrested
By Justin Lum and FOX 10 Staff
Published
Phoenix Police took 34-year-old Andrew Friedlander into custody as he was released from the hospital.
PHOENIX - A man has been arrested after a woman died following a two-car crash at a
west Phoenix intersection that was reportedly caused by illegal street racing.
According to Phoenix
Police, the crash happened just before 9:30 p.m. on May 2 at 91st Avenue and Indian School Road when a 2017 Infinity Q50 that was driven by 34-year-old Andrew Friedlander was speeding and crashed into a Jeep.
Reyna Montoya is a DACA recipient and the CEO and founder of Aliento, a nonprofit that helps mixed immigration status families work through trauma. She said the new state bill would give more Arizona graduates a chance to stay in the state for college.
Alisa Reznick / AZPM
The Arizona House will consider a bill that could pave the way to give all Arizona high school graduates access to in-state tuition, regardless of immigration status.
Roughly 2000 people graduating from Arizona high schools each year are undocumented, according to a poll by the Migration Policy Institute in 2019. In a few years, Maria Dominguez, a high school sophomore in Phoenix, will most likely be one of them.
Arizona lawmakers advance expansion of school vouchers
Voters rejected school choice expansion plan in 2018.
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PHOENIX â In Arizona, fewer than 10,000 students participate in empowerment scholarship accounts, school vouchers. Foster children, children who live on reservations and those attending public schools with a D or an F rating are among the 250,000 students the Department of Education says are eligible.
Pastor Drew Anderson was one of several black clergy and parents who came to the State Capital in support of Senate Bill 1452.
The bill is Republican Senator Paul Boyerâs attempt to expand the stateâs school voucher program to 670,000 thousand students; roughly half the number of children currently enrolled in Arizona public schools.