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Report: U S immigration system must adapt to border reality

New study details eight recommendations to improve U.S. immigration enforcement and management, in light of a rapidly evolving reality at the southern border.

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Pima County officials share impact of migrant funding reduction

9,525 migrants entered the Tucson Sector the week of December 21, bringing the grand total, since 2019, to over 360,000 migrants.

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Migrant funding soon to run out, possibility of street releases grows

Migrant funding soon to run out, possibility of street releases grows
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Rosen, Cortez Masto visit southern border

Rosen, Cortez Masto visit southern border
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Nearly $20M spent to fight COVID-19 among migrants in Tucson

The Pima County Board of Supervisors, using federal and state funds, has spent nearly $20 million over several months to fight the spread of COVID-19 among migrants seeking asylum here.

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