Gosar Lauds Governor Ducey and Rep. Leo Biasiucci for Taking Action to Combat Criminal Activity Along Southern Border
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- Congressman Paul Gosar responds to AZ legislation authored by Biaslucci and signed by Governor Ducey.
- Open border policies have increased fentanyl and human smuggling
- Representative Leo Biasiucci is attempting to reduce the illegal activities on the border with this legislation
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Governor Doug Ducey signed critical legislation authored by Lake Havasu City state Representative Leo Biasiucci
Yuma, AZ -- Congressman Paul Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) issued the following statement in response to Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signing legislation authored by Lake Havasu Representative Leo Biasiucci, cracking down on illegal activity along the southern border.
“Because of Joe Biden’s open border policies, illegal drugs, including deadly fentanyl, and human smuggling crossing the southern border has surged. 105,000 Americans were poisoned and killed in 2021 by fentanyl from Mexico. Arizonans should not be victimized by the lawlessness and destruction caused by the Biden administration’s reckless refusal to protect us.
I applaud Rep. Biasiucci and Governor Ducey’s efforts to combat illegal activities at the border by going after transnational criminal organizations who continue to destroy our communities,” concluded Congressman Paul Gosar.
Background:
On April 27, Governor Doug Ducey signed critical legislation authored by Lake Havasu City state Representative Leo Biasiucci cracking down on human smuggling organizations, another significant step to fill the void in leadership left by the federal government’s failure to secure the border. The signing followed a meeting with Arizona sheriffs and builds on last week’s announcement by 26 states of the American Governors’ Border Strike Force.
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