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Adelita S. Grijalva

Representative · AZ-7 · D

Current term Nov 12, 2025 – Jan 3, 2027 · In the House since Nov 12, 2025

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Arizona Daily Star · 2 days agoTohono O'odham Nation battles border wall construction(opens Arizona Daily Star in a new tab)
The Philadelphia Inquirer · 2 days agoIf Democrats win Congress, could the GOP refuse to seat them?(opens The Philadelphia Inquirer in a new tab)
Arizona's Family · 4 days agoArizona lawmakers say suspicious letters were sent to their offices(opens Arizona's Family in a new tab)
KJZZ · 4 days ago3 Arizona Democratic members of Congress say they received suspicious letters at their offices(opens KJZZ in a new tab)