Arizona Senate advances measure to let police make border-crossing arrests

The Arizona Senate approved a proposed ballot measure that would ask voters in November to make it a state crime for noncitizens to enter the state through Mexico at any location other than a port of entry.
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[@brunojvaldez7277]

To my American brothers and sisters that realize the system is corrupted... VOTE NEW CITY COUNCILS, NEW MAYORS, NEW GOVERNORS, NEW PRESIDENT... WE DO NOT NEED PUPPETS TO LOBBYIST... WE NEED REPRESENTATIVES THAT WORK FOR THE PEOPLE.. FOCUS ON THEIR INTENTIONS, ASK QUESTIONS, DO RESEARCH, USE COMMON SENSE!! TIME TO CLEAN UP OUR WHITEHOUSE REAL TALK.

[@metoo6599]

Ok so what happens to migrants after arrest?

[@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920]

State Senator Wadsack says that the border is the number one issue everywhere. While that may be true for the voters of her state, it's NOT what everyone else is worried about. We're concerned about inflation, jobs, taxes, Gaza, Ukraine, and more. The border is a problem, but we're workin on it.

[@liamwilson7549]

this is overstepping authority to an absurd degree

[@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920]

Yes. According to the Constitution, immigration is the purview or the Federal government. Any attempt by local officials to take on that responsibility is unconstitutional.
The Feds can request officers from the state if needed, but may not hand off the responsibility of the border.

[@liamwilson7549]

@@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920 not just that but it’s overstepping the authority of neighboring states.

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