Arizona to Vote on Controversial Immigration Law Allowing Police to Arrest Migrants

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Arizona's Republican-controlled legislature has passed a bill to put a controversial immigration measure, HCR 2060, on the November ballot alongside the Biden-Trump presidential contest. The measure, which includes provisions for E-Verify, harsher penalties for fentanyl dealers, and local law enforcement detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants, bypasses Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs' veto. The bill is expected to mobilize both conservative and Latino voters, potentially impacting the presidential race and other campaigns. Legal challenges are anticipated if the measure passes.
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