Boltlady
Governor
Not only has AZ found a clever way to protect it's citizens from the onslaught of illegals, but it also shows the American people how little our present gov't cares about our welfare. Evidently human trafficking is OK even though a strong number of the illegals die in the process. Evidently it's OK for many thousands of our people to die from illegal drugs (some 80,000), last year. Evidently it's OK for our students to be way behind others in the world because not only did we keep our schools closed way too long, the schools are now so inundated with kids who don't even speak English that the whole curriculum has to be over simplified.
Y'all must think the following threats from our go't are just fine.
WH, Ducey Spar Over Shipping Containers Filling Border Wall Gap
07:49 / 07:58
(Newsmax)
By Luca Cacciatore | Monday, 31 October 2022 06:00 PM ED
Biden administration officials levied claims against Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey earlier this month, accusing his cabinet of trespassing on the federal government with their border wall project.
Jacklynn Gould, the Bureau of Reclamation's Lower Colorado Basin region director, alleged in a letter that the Republican governor violated federal lands by placing shipping containers along gaps in the Arizona-Mexico border, CBS' WBTV 3 reported.
"The unauthorized placement of those containers constitutes a violation of federal law and is a trespass against the United States," Gould stated. "That trespass is harming federal lands and resources and [is] impeding Reclamation's ability to perform its mission."
However, the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs defended Ducey's decision in an Oct. 18 letter, writingthat "the containers will remain in place until specific details regarding construction are provided."
It comes after the Cocopah Indian Tribe in southwestern Arizona complained last month of Ducey's plan, which seeks to cover a 10-mile section of the border using more than 2,700 60-foot-long containers.
"We believe the Bureau is taking the necessary and appropriate action to resolve this issue," the Cocopah tribe said on Oct. 17. "Beyond that, we will continue working side-by-side with local, state, and federal law enforcement on securing the border."
Douglas Nicholls, the Republican mayor of Yuma, told Fox News that the Biden administration's immigration law neglect has led to states needing to step up to protect their resident
"They say this is federal land, and it is, but it would be trespassing supposedly to put these containers on there. Well, my contention is that 300,000 people that have come through this year alone, they've been trespassing, and I don't remember seeing a letter going out to anybody to try to stop any of that," Nicholls laid out.
Ducey and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, also a Republican, have made waves in recent months for their aggressive immigration policies, notably the busing of illegal immigrants to Northern cities.
Y'all must think the following threats from our go't are just fine.
WH, Ducey Spar Over Shipping Containers Filling Border Wall Gap
07:49 / 07:58
(Newsmax)
By Luca Cacciatore | Monday, 31 October 2022 06:00 PM ED
Biden administration officials levied claims against Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey earlier this month, accusing his cabinet of trespassing on the federal government with their border wall project.
Jacklynn Gould, the Bureau of Reclamation's Lower Colorado Basin region director, alleged in a letter that the Republican governor violated federal lands by placing shipping containers along gaps in the Arizona-Mexico border, CBS' WBTV 3 reported.
"The unauthorized placement of those containers constitutes a violation of federal law and is a trespass against the United States," Gould stated. "That trespass is harming federal lands and resources and [is] impeding Reclamation's ability to perform its mission."
However, the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs defended Ducey's decision in an Oct. 18 letter, writingthat "the containers will remain in place until specific details regarding construction are provided."
It comes after the Cocopah Indian Tribe in southwestern Arizona complained last month of Ducey's plan, which seeks to cover a 10-mile section of the border using more than 2,700 60-foot-long containers.
"We believe the Bureau is taking the necessary and appropriate action to resolve this issue," the Cocopah tribe said on Oct. 17. "Beyond that, we will continue working side-by-side with local, state, and federal law enforcement on securing the border."
Douglas Nicholls, the Republican mayor of Yuma, told Fox News that the Biden administration's immigration law neglect has led to states needing to step up to protect their resident
"They say this is federal land, and it is, but it would be trespassing supposedly to put these containers on there. Well, my contention is that 300,000 people that have come through this year alone, they've been trespassing, and I don't remember seeing a letter going out to anybody to try to stop any of that," Nicholls laid out.
Ducey and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, also a Republican, have made waves in recent months for their aggressive immigration policies, notably the busing of illegal immigrants to Northern cities.
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