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    Arizona dismantles temporary container wall on Mexico border

    Oliver AshfordBy Oliver AshfordJanuary 22, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Posted on 01/22/2023 14:39

    Arizona dismantles temporary container wall on Mexico border

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    A wall of containers installed a few months ago by then-Governor of Arizona, Republican Doug Ducey, at a cost of US$100 million, was dismantled on Friday (1/20) in the US.

    Ducey ordered a massive batch of containers to be placed on the US-Mexico border during the final months of his administration, a move he described as an effort to combat illegal immigration.

    After Washington sued for placing containers on federal land in the Coronado National Forest, Ducey, who was defeated by Democrat Katie Hobbs in the most recent election, agreed to remove them last December.


    • Looking like a train traveling through the desert, a long row of shipping containers stacked to create a wall between the United States and Mexico is waiting to be removed in the Coronado National Forest near Hereford, Arizona, on January 20, 2023. – A wall of shipping containers installed just a few months ago by Then-Governor of Arizona at a cost of $100 million to American taxpayers, it was broken up on January 20. Republican Doug Ducey ordered a huge line of shipping containers to be laid at the US-Mexico border during the final months of his administration, in what he said was an effort to stop illegal immigration. But after Washington sued for placing the containers on federal land in the Coronado National Forest, Ducey — who is succeeded by Democrat Katie Hobbs — agreed in December to remove them. (Photo by Robin Beck/AFP) Caption
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    • Looking like a train traveling through the desert, a long row of shipping containers stacked to create a wall between the United States and Mexico is waiting to be removed in the Coronado National Forest near Hereford, Arizona, on January 20, 2023. – A wall of shipping containers installed just a few months ago by Then-Governor of Arizona at a cost of $100 million to American taxpayers, it was broken up on January 20. Republican Doug Ducey ordered a huge line of shipping containers to be laid at the US-Mexico border during the final months of his administration, in what he said was an effort to stop illegal immigration. But after Washington sued for placing the containers on federal land in the Coronado National Forest, Ducey — who is succeeded by Democrat Katie Hobbs — agreed in December to remove them. (Photo by Robin Beck/AFP) Caption
      France Press agency

    “I couldn’t believe Gov. Ducey thought this was a good idea,” Arizona native Debbie McGuire commented as a truck bobbed down the dirt road carrying an empty container. “It’s absolutely ridiculous to install shipping containers that never turn anyone away,” he added. “It’s a complete waste of taxpayers’ money.”

    The Ducey Container Wall initiative began in mid-2022 and was quickly challenged, with critics calling it a “cynical stunt” that would harm the environment and make no difference to the number of illegal border crossings.

    Arizona shares nearly 600 km of border with Mexico, including protected areas, national parks, military districts, and Indian reservations.

    Oliver Ashford

    Oliver Ashford is a contributor to Mediarunsearch.co.uk, covering a broad range of topics including news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment and lifestyle. He focuses on delivering clear, balanced reporting that helps readers stay informed about current affairs and developments that matter. With an emphasis on accuracy, relevance and accessibility, Oliver aims to present useful information and engaging stories in a straightforward manner, making complex topics easier for readers to understand and follow.

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