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That are coming across, the danger involved with that. it is fear of fentanyl and things that are happening with the drug invasion and it really has not much to do with race. i dont see it as an immigration problem i see it as illegal problem. >> talk about drugs that are coming across border, obviously, fentanyl is a huge problem but you have other stuff theyre mixing. comes from china that makes its way to mexico and then it comes straight across that border. >> you bet apparently our federal ...

That are coming across, the danger involved with that. it is fear of fentanyl and things that are happening with the drug invasion and it really has not much to do with race. i dont see it as an immigration problem i see it as illegal problem. >> talk about drugs that are coming across border, obviously, fentanyl is a huge problem but you have other stuff theyre mixing. comes from china that makes its way to mexico and then it comes straight across that border. >> you bet apparently our federal ...

Cartels moving across the southern border are using social media to recruit people -- including teenagers -- to bring migrants and contraband into the U.S.

After plugging holes in the U.S.-Mexico border wall in Yuma with shipping containers, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey is now looking to do the same in Cochise County.

TUCSON (KVOA) — A committee is studying the necessity of a new jail in Cochise County.

The cluster of several dozen shipping containers stands off of State Route 90 near the intersection of State Route 82.

With big fentanyl busts in the news and numbers up in Arizona, experts are talking about the best ways to address addiction.

How are law enforcement agencies being hit by a shortage of staff and what are they doing to fill open positions with diverse staff?

A group of sheriffs from Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, California, and most of the other states will gather in Cochise County to tackle the border crisis. "This is not the state of Arizona's problem. This is America's problem."

The Arizona Sheriff's Association issued a vote of no confidence for U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Chris Magnus over his handling of the still raging U.S.-Mexico border crisis.The Arizona