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Two high-ranking members of the Trump administration are coming to Arizona Tuesday to promote the administration's policies and support parallel legislative efforts here.
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs on Tuesday signed an executive order she said will direct three state departments to create a joint task force to expand border security in the four border counties including Yuma.
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Yuma Sector Border Patrol chief tells KAWC agents will continue working to keep border secure and await additional resources here.
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There's nothing legally wrong with asking voters to boost penalties for lethal fentanyl sales in the same ballot measure that seeks to let police arrest illegal border crossers, an attorney for state lawmakers is arguing to the Arizona Supreme Court.
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The question of whether Arizonans get to vote on what's being billed by Republicans as a border security measure could depend on whether a judge believes that enhanced penalties for selling fentanyl have anything to do with provisions about crossing the border illegally or whether someone not here legally gets a library card.
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Some Democrats say Biden's order is too inhumane and doesn't address needs for border communities. Republicans claim the border remains open. Biden's order came on same day Arizona House passed Secure the Border Act.
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Grijalva discusses recent revelations about uncompensated costs and the rhetoric surrounding the border debate
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KAWC speaks with Mayor Doug Nicholls and Rep. Raúl Grijalva for reaction to Governor Doug Ducey's refusal to remove state-build barriers from federal land
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Blake Masters views areas with, and without, barriers
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Governor Doug Ducey declared Yuma County safer Wednesday while announcing work on five gaps in the border wall is now complete.