On Monday, Gov. Katie Hobbs gave her first state address to applause from the audience.

Additionally, she mentioned her plans for the Arizona border crisis. Over the past year, her more than 2.4 million immigrants will surpass her 1.7 million in 2021 at the southern border, according to Customs and Border Protection. Yuma County, Arizona saw 572,000 encounters.

Former Governor Doug Ducey did his bestbut now Governor Hobbs will try to limit the number of immigrants entering the state.

A day after President Joe Biden’s first official visit to the border, Gov. Hobbes said in his first state address:

“I am encouraged by the recent actions of the White House to finally visit the border and begin proposing real steps to begin addressing the problems of the current system. will do its part and continue to work to pass comprehensive immigration reform.”

Gov. Hobbs also mentioned speaking with local organizations.

According to KTAR News, she Said:

“When I talk to leaders across border regions and states, it is clear that after decades of failed leadership by both parties, they need real solutions. must take a holistic, pragmatic and humane approach, which means supporting sheriffs and local law enforcement in affected communities, community centers and hospitals. It also means supporting.”

The governor also called on Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorcas to visit her state.

Here’s a video of Governor Hobbs giving his state speech:

What are your thoughts on Governor Hobbes’ idea of ​​working with other agencies on the border crisis?