Arizona Candidate Deja Foxx Challenges Trump's ICE Policies and Foreign Policy

Progressive Policy Stances

• 💡 Deja Foxx emphasizes her campaign's reliance on 99% small dollar donors, highlighting their personal stories and financial struggles.
• ✅ She is committed to banning corporate PAC money and individual stock ownership for elected officials, viewing public service as non-enriching.

Immigration and Border Policy

• 🏠 Representing a district with parts of Tucson, Phoenix, and the US-Mexico border, Foxx has engaged directly with communities on immigration.
• ⚠️ Residents express feeling less safe due to ICE agents in sensitive spaces like schools, places of worship, and medical centers.
• 🎯 Foxx contrasts her safety-centered approach with Donald Trump's focus on $50 billion for border militarization, which she argues negatively impacts border communities.

Foreign Policy and Aid

• 🌍 Foxx advocates for a reevaluation of US foreign policy, questioning blank check policies that send weapons abroad while domestic needs like food and insurance go unmet.
• 🕊️ She supports using all tools, including an arms embargo, to negotiate peace, specifically mentioning the devastating impact of weapons used in Gaza.
• ⚖️ She believes it's time to end military support when weapons are used to devastate populations and when there are plans for ethnic cleansing.

Domestic Policy and Future Vision

• ❤️ Foxx views healthcare and housing as human rights, calling it a moral failing that people lack these necessities in a wealthy nation.
• 🚀 She sees investing in races like hers as crucial for proving that young progressive disruptors are winners, which will influence future candidate recruitment and funding.
• 🤝 Foxx aligns with progressive policy goals such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal, aiming to build a future that prioritizes working families.

Campaign Information

• 🌐 People can learn more about Deja Foxx's candidacy, her policy stances, and volunteer opportunities at dejafoxx.com.
• 💰 The campaign emphasizes its people-powered movement, with an average contribution of less than $28.