Hear from the Yuma Sector Border Patrol Chief and Arizona Western College students.

In this episode of The Intern Show, we learn about how students at Arizona Western College are feeling about President Donald Trump’s second term.

Yuma Sector Border Patrol chief tells KAWC agents will continue working to keep border secure and await additional resources here.

The state's top education official is opposed to a new Trump administration directive allowing immigration officials to pursue those not here legally in schools.

Calling Trumps actions "unconstitutional'' and "bizarre,'' Attorney General Kris Mayes filed the suit asking a federal judge to void the president's bid to end what is called "birthright citizenship.''

Horne wants to go back to the day when students need to pass a test to get a high school diploma.

Yuma Mayor Nicholls speaks in support of Laken Riley Act that would deport migrants in the country illegally who commit minor crimes.

Trump has promised mass deportations, perhaps even as early as this week. People here don't expect workplace raids but they might still happen elsewhere in Arizona.

Trump has complained about this before Inauguration Day, some Republican-led states have raised flags for him.

In this episode of the Intern Show, we learn more about how students and faculty across AWC are feeling about the start of the spring semester. Also, Professor Kenneth Dale comments on the importance of teaching the Holocaust in Yuma.