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    Home » Blog » Arizonans will see Texas-inspired border law on November ballot after state House approval

    Arizonans will see Texas-inspired border law on November ballot after state House approval

    June 4, 2024Updated:June 4, 2024 Immigration No Comments
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    Arizona citizens will be able to choose whether to grant state and local law enforcement the authority to detain those who cross the Mexican border without authorizing them in November. &nbsp,

    The Secure the Border Act was only passed by GOP support after the museum for the government closed on Tuesday. The Arizona Senate passed the determine on May 22 for the first time. &nbsp,

    ” Arizonans have had enough and want change. They desire stable borders and protected areas. House Republicans do, also. That’s why we crafted HCR 2060, the Secure the Border Act, a poll referral with significant reforms to protect the integrity of Arizona’s workforce, enhance criminal laws, and strengthen the rule of law in this state”, Republican state House Speaker Ben Toma said in a statement.

    A person who is found guilty of crossing the border for the first time will get slapped with a criminal in violation of the law, which could result in up to six months in prison. At the conclusion of their prison, state judges may direct a man to return to their home country.

    CLICK HERE TO ACCESS MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER

    The policy resembles a Texas law that gives law protection the authority to detain people who cross the border illegally. But, the U.S. Supreme Court granted the legislation immediately after it was approved by a federal appeals court.

    The passage of the bill comes on the same day as President Joe Biden’s senior attempt, which sets a daily cap on the number of asylum applicants allowed to cross the border.

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