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Gov. Doug Burgum is planning to deploy approximately 100 North Dakota National Guard members to Texas to help ...

(The Center Square) – Twenty-four Republican governors have responded to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s call for help to secure its border with Mexico.

Hobbs announced an information command center and laid out a broad, 5-prong approach. But she did not provide specific details due to uncertainty.

As Arizona lawmakers work on a new budget, the Hobbs administration wants to do away with the Department of Safety’s Border Strike Force.The force was established by former Gov. Doug Ducey in 2015 as a collaborative initiative he said would have state troopers partner with local law enforcement, and it's been expanding ever since.By the end of 2022, more than $138 million in

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs' move to end a Border Strike Force is drawing intense criticism from Republicans in the state, amid an ongoing migrant crisis at the border.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D.) is receiving backlash from Republicans in the state over her plan to defund a border enforcement team as record numbers of illegal migrants and drugs cross the border.

The new head of the Department of Public Safety said there is "a disproportionate use of force against people of color" on a nationwide basis.But Jeffrey Glover told members of the Senate Committee on Director Nominations on Monday that he does not believe police officers are "systemically racist." He said, though, they have been called upon to enforce what could be considered

Former Tempe Police Chief Jeffrey Glover on Monday did what few of Gov. Katie Hobbs’ nominees to lead state agencies have done so far: cleared a GOP-controlled Senate panel that was created this year to interrogate the governor’s appointees and has served as a roadblock for many of them

In one of her first actions at the border since taking office, Arizona Gov. Hobbs said she wants to eliminate the Border Strike Force.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb advocated for improvements to Arizona's border security, but from different perspectives.