Arizona Border Mayor Declares ‘State of Emergency’ over Migrant Crisis

Article publisher: 
Breitbart
Article date: 
17 April 2019
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
border
illegal immigration
illegal aliens
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The mayor of Yuma, Arizona, declared a “state of emergency” over the border crisis that has maxed out migrant shelters in his community.
 
“Migrants being released into the community faster than they are departing, and shelters and the staff to run them are at max capacity,” a tweet on the City of Yuma Twitter page states quoting Mayor Douglas J. Nichols. “A state of emergency is declared.”....
 
CAIRCO Notes
 
The immigration invasion on our southern border has been in an emergency state for decades. Here are pictures of the illegal alien invasion from 2004.
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