Metro Phoenix Sees Rise in Immigrant Arrests Tied to Immigration Status, Not Violent Crime
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Metro Phoenix Sees Rise in Immigrant Arrests Tied to Immigration Status, Not Violent Crime

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Recent arrests of immigrants in metro Phoenix have primarily been for illegal presence, not violent crimes, according to The Arizona Republic. Authorities emphasize enforcement focuses on immigration violations rather than criminal activity.

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Author : Charlotte Adams

Publish date : 2025-07-19 06:47:00

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