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An overwhelming number of Arizona voters backed a GOP ballot measure, which authorizes local law enforcement and state judges to respectively arrest and deport illegal immigrants who cross the southern border outside official ports of entry. With 59 percent of the votes counted, the Associated Press estimated nearly 63 percent of Arizonans voted in favor of Proposition 314 to make illegal immigration a state crime. The proposition also makes it illegal for people to provide false information when applying for benefits or employment, and for those who refuse to comply with authorities when ordered to leave the U.S. Moreover, it strengthens penalties for criminals who sell fentanyl which causes the death of the consumer
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Good for the citizens of Arizona. However, 'blue' Arizona will fight this in federal court and probably win as there is already case law on the books about states enforcing laws that only federal domain.
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The left is already organizing to negate the bill or at minimum soften the bill. It looks like our liberal Democrat will win the Senate race and we may lose the Republican majority in the Arizona Congress.
The majority of the citizens in Arizona do not like the impact the illegals have on the state. People living in the border town and Yuma residents need to travel to Phoenix for hospitalization because local hospitals are filled with illegals.
Prop 314 Implementation Challenges
Despite its approval, the law's implementation faces hurdles:
The law won't go into effect immediately.
Its enforcement is contingent upon overcoming potential legal challenges at the federal level.
Implementation depends on a similar unchallenged law in Texas or another state remaining uncontested in federal courts for 60 days.
We're hopeful that the new administration will help with the problem and we can get some of our hotels back that are housing illegals.
https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/yuma-hospital-spent-26m-last-year-treating-migrant-patients-they-have-no-ability-to-pay
Lt Col Charlie Brown LTC Marc King MSgt Dale Johnson
The majority of the citizens in Arizona do not like the impact the illegals have on the state. People living in the border town and Yuma residents need to travel to Phoenix for hospitalization because local hospitals are filled with illegals.
Prop 314 Implementation Challenges
Despite its approval, the law's implementation faces hurdles:
The law won't go into effect immediately.
Its enforcement is contingent upon overcoming potential legal challenges at the federal level.
Implementation depends on a similar unchallenged law in Texas or another state remaining uncontested in federal courts for 60 days.
We're hopeful that the new administration will help with the problem and we can get some of our hotels back that are housing illegals.
https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/yuma-hospital-spent-26m-last-year-treating-migrant-patients-they-have-no-ability-to-pay
Lt Col Charlie Brown LTC Marc King MSgt Dale Johnson
Yuma hospital spent $26M last year treating migrant patients: 'They have no ability to pay'
The overwhelming number of migrant patients the Yuma Regional Medical Center is seeing means they'll have to add more staff - another added cost.
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ESPECIALLY When We Need These: ~ Partial Article From "The Stars & Stripes":
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~~Costs for the Navy’s plan to acquire a fleet of the future — buying as many as 340 ships — would AVERAGE $34 BILLION to $36 billion ANNUALLY for the NEXT 30 YEARS. That’s 16% more than the service estimates, the CBO said.
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Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/branches/navy/2023-10-30/navy-shipbuilding-fleet-ships-submarines-11879555.html
Source - Stars and Stripes
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~~Costs for the Navy’s plan to acquire a fleet of the future — buying as many as 340 ships — would AVERAGE $34 BILLION to $36 billion ANNUALLY for the NEXT 30 YEARS. That’s 16% more than the service estimates, the CBO said.
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Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/branches/navy/2023-10-30/navy-shipbuilding-fleet-ships-submarines-11879555.html
Source - Stars and Stripes
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I don't understand why you must make a law to make elected officials do their jobs. It has happens throughout the country. It reminds me of a push back in the 70's of the throws everyone out. Instead of making law, voting on the law, fire the individuals who will not follow the laws on the books.
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