Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels says he doesn’t yet know what it will cost the department to help with security for Trump’s visit.
“When you have a former president of the United States and that's running for reelection again, that and the attention that draws, both positive and negative, obviously, is an increase in cost because it’s an increase in staffing,” he said. “And we knew that coming into it when they called us to ask to come here.”
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The Department of Justice appealed a federal judge’s decision to toss out a lawsuit attempting to force Arizona to turn over its voter rolls to the Trump administration. -
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs has a 31 percentage point advantage in Latino support over Republican Andy Biggs, according to a recent poll by UnidosUS. -
The U.S. Postal Service has proposed new rules that lay out how it would implement President Donald Trump’s executive order dealing with mail-in voting.
