Arizona Governor Seeks $752M to Ease Strain on Local Aid for Immigrants via CBP’s Shelter Program

Arizona Governor Kaite Hobbs Appeals for $752 Million Federal Aid Amid Migrant Influx

Governor Hobbs Urges Congress to Alleviate Strain on Arizona’s Resources for Migrant Support

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has requested $752 million from the federal government to address the increasing migrant influx in the state. As reported by Fox News, Governor Hobbs penned a letter to key Congressional figures citing the strain on local law enforcement and charitable organizations. The proposed funds would support the U.S. Customs and Border Protection program aiding immigrant assistance groups.

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Arizona Governor Kaite Hobbs Pushes for Federal Funding to Bolster Migrant Support Services

Governor Hobbs seeks to allocate the funds to Arizona for migrant shelters and services emphasizing the strain on local groups assisting immigrants. With the aim of easing the burden on these organizations she underscores the importance of the funding in facilitating migrant support efforts across the state.

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