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Ducey’s office previously listed construction costs of at least $82 million, Likely to cost at least $95 millionAfter a federal lawsuit, Arizona said it would cost an additional $76 million to pull down the illegal stunt. AshBritt Management & Logistics, the shady contractor Hired by Arizona, he’s made up like a bandit during all of this, being paid both for setting up the containers and now for removing them.

And they finally come.Containers dumped in Yuma sector was supposed to be removed first, in early January, under an agreement reached by the state of Arizona and the federal government. Officials at the time were still setting a date for removing miles of containers. Coronado National Forest in Cochise County. KGUN report We found out last week that they were starting to get down there too, in a process that could take as long as two months.

It seems that the container cannot be picked up and moved. I know nothing about construction, law, or anything else.However, it turns out that these containers must first be moved from their current placement to some sort of waiting area, from where they will be picked up and removed from the region. will be “Final Resting Place in Tucson Prison”

Speaking of prison, Ducey and his people You have been lying about this illegal projecterroneously claimed that illegal dumping somehow spurred the Biden administration and closed the border wall gap left by the previous administration. Ducey unveiled his illegal stunt rear The Biden administration has vowed to close the gap. So not only has Ducey performed an illegal political stunt and billed taxpayers, he’s a liar. George Santos would be proud.

“Containers were pointless and did nothing.” Fernando Quiros, Arizona-California Humanitarian Coalition Said border report. “It cost Arizona taxpayers nearly $170 million.” Interestingly, proponents say, since the removal of illegal dumping near Yuma, immigrant transit through the area has actually declined. It’s going down, he told Border Report.

But Doug, calm down, it’s not your fault. “Numbers have dropped considerably. It’s a holiday, important dignitaries, senators are coming to the area, and Mexico is currently suppressing individuals, so there are no numbers to see,” Quiroz continued. He said this allowed local shelters to “rebuild to get more supplies” and provided short-term assistance to immigrants who were processed and released by U.S. authorities. Stated.

It’s a scary time for these shelters, but it’s not the immigrants’ fault themselves.The man who called himself ‘America’s Eye’ on New Year’s Eve He pointed his gun at an immigrant outside a church in El Paso. He was subsequently arrested and faces federal weapons charges in addition to other charges. texas republican Also targeted Catholic organizations and other non-governmental groups to help immigrants.

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