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Dem Arizona Mayor: 'The Border's Wide Open' - Vimarsana News

Dem Arizona Mayor: 'The Border's Wide Open'

Sierra Vista, Arizona, Mayor Clea McCaa, a Democrat, stated that because Border Patrol agents are being diverted to process migrants, "The border's wide open. We need it closed." | Clips

Cochise county law enforcement hold meeting with Gov. Hobbs to discuss title 42 plan - Vimarsana News

Cochise county law enforcement hold meeting with Gov. Hobbs to discuss title 42 plan

SIERRA VISTA, Az. - Sheriff Mark Dannels and other law enforcement leaders in the county meet with Governor Hobbs for the first time since she assumed office to talk about

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Cochise County Sheriff's Office prepares for the end of Title 42 - Vimarsana News

Cochise County Sheriff's Office prepares for the end of Title 42

With Title 42 set to end on Thursday, law enforcement agencies across the state, including the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office, are preparing for a large number of migrants at the border. Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels said their biggest challenge will be the number of releases.

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Despite Troop Deployments, Arizona Border Officials Brace for New Surge of Illegal Immigration - Vimarsana News

Despite Troop Deployments, Arizona Border Officials Brace for New Surge of Illegal Immigration

SAN LUIS, Ariz.—Law enforcement along Arizona's largely unguarded southern border with Mexico anticipate a potential surge of illegal ...

Fentanyl at the border: Americans ready for troops, trade restrictions with Mexico - Vimarsana News

Fentanyl at the border: Americans ready for troops, trade restrictions with Mexico

A majority of Americans want to see the U.S. send troops and equipment into Mexico to stop the surge of fentanyl flowing across the southern border, according to a poll the National Sheriffs' Association is releasing Friday.