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April 20, 2021
A National Guard members deployed to the border can only work in support roles, like fixing a Border Patrol truck in Brownsville, Texas, in this August 2020 photo. Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey deployed 250 guard members Tuesday to the border, where he said they will help the migrant medical care, surveillance camera maintenance and satellite tracking of border crossers, among other jobs. (Photo by Staff Sgt. De’Jon Williams/National Guard)
WASHINGTON – Gov. Doug Ducey declared a state of emergency Tuesday and ordered 250 Arizona National Guard members to assist state and local law enforcement agencies at the border, as migrant apprehensions rise to their highest number in years.
by Cole Lauterbach, The Center Square | April 21, 2021 10:00 AM Print this article
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has declared a state of emergency, blaming President Joe Biden for a surge of undocumented immigrants.
The governor announced Tuesday he’s deploying 250 National Guard troops, providing up to $25 million in initial funding for the mission. The situation in our border communities is just as bad – if not worse – than the coverage we ve been seeing, Ducey said. It s become evidently clear that Arizona needs the National Guard, and the White House is aware of that. Yet, to this day, there has been no action from this administration, and it doesn’t look like they are going to act any time soon. If this administration isn t going to do anything, then we will.