Texas, Arizona Governors Ask All Other States to Send Police to US-Mexico Border

Texas, Arizona Governors Ask All Other States to Send Police to US-Mexico Border
In this still image from a video released by NTD, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott speaks at a border security summit in Del Rio, Texas, on June 10, 2021. NTD
Jack Phillips
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The governors of Arizona and Texas said that other states need to deploy available police or law enforcement to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Border Patrol agents as they deal with a surge in encounters.

Due to the surge of illegal migration, Govs. Greg Abbott and Doug Ducey wrote in a letter Thursday to other governors that “additional manpower is needed from any state that can spare it.”
Jack Phillips
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