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AZ Senate approves the Secure the Border Act - Vimarsana News

AZ Senate approves the Secure the Border Act

The bill now heads to GOP-controlled House for final approval. Gov. Hobbs warns measure 'will kill jobs, hurt businesses'

Source: 12news.com
On immigration, Biden angers his own party yet fails to convince conservatives - Vimarsana News

On immigration, Biden angers his own party yet fails to convince conservatives

Try as he might, President Biden is not winning the support of conservatives in Congress with his policies limiting asylum access and increasing summary deportations of migrants, immigration attorney Blaine Bookey said.

Arizona Senate advances measure allowing police to arrest illegal migrants in state - Vimarsana News

Arizona Senate advances measure allowing police to arrest illegal migrants in state

Arizona voters could have the opportunity to vote on measure passed by the Senate that would give local authorities the power to arrest people entering the state illegally via its border with Mexico.

Arizona Republicans Agree to Protect Thousands of Migrants - Vimarsana News

Arizona Republicans Agree to Protect Thousands of Migrants

Arizona Republicans in the State House could enact a broad immigration proposal that critics say would mirror past laws that didn't work.

Embarrassment for Chuck Schumer as his second try to pass $22.5B border bill stunningly FAILS...putting Joe Biden in a bind - Vimarsana News

Embarrassment for Chuck Schumer as his second try to pass $22.5B border bill stunningly FAILS...putting Joe Biden in a bind

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's plan to revive a border security bill failed spectacularly Thursday as he continues to try and shift his party's immigration woes onto Republicans.