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On The Border episodes
- Why Bisbee is buying border wall shipping containers; New bill wants AZ women to have right to contraception; Remembering The Honorable Gail A. Wight
TODAY - Why the city of Bisbee is buying border wall shipping containers.
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11 min - Local groups focus on making the two-port solution a reality; Tombstone's first Wild West Paracon; Remembering Donald Vandine
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14 min - Rancher, John Ladd, says migrants run through his land is a 24-7; Testing scores across AZ fell during pandemic; Remembering Tamara Johnson
With a ranch that’s been in his family for 127 years, John Ladd is not about to give up the fight. And the fight, says the 67-year-old Ladd, is the 24-7 struggle of being on the alert for undocumented migrants who cross over from Mexico and traipse through his massive property.
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14 min - County Supervisors hold emergency meeting on ballot counting; United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement; Remembering Chuck Chrispell
Today - The Cochise County Board of Supervisors held an emergency meeting Wednesday to address a cautionary letter from State Elections Director Kori Lorick demanding the supervisors acknowledge they cannot legally hold a 100% hand count.
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16 min - Migrants continue to flock to the border in droves; Meet Christopher Tapia who is running for Mayor of Benson; Remembering Morrison Lee Gilbert
While fewer undocumented people were confronted by federal agents along the Southwest border of the United States in June, migrants continue to flock to the border in droves.
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12 min - Border Control implements heat kits to help migrants; Pence visits border; Remembering Juanita Francis Reeves Cotton
Today - New heat mitigation kits have been rolled out by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials in an effort to help undocumented migrants who continue to traverse Arizona’s scorching desert in the summer months.
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11 min - Ruling to keep Title 42 got mixed reactions in Cochise County; Fort Huachuca recognizes AAPI Month; Remembering Mary Diana Rand
Today - A federal judge’s ruling to keep Title 42 in place for now has led to mixed reactions from law enforcement, elected officials and advocates for undocumented migrants alike.
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12 min - An evening in Naco, Sonora gone wrong; NEW: Best of Preps; Remembering Dorothy Ellen Bell
An enjoyable evening in Naco, Sonora, turned sour for three friends. Why? They weren’t allowed to return to the United States.
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30 min - Cochise County residents heading to Mexico to fill their gas tanks; Arizona's rivers are endangered; Remembering Yvette Leanne Shadbolt
Managers at PEMEX gas stations in Agua Prieta and Naco say the high oil prices gripping the U.S. are sending more people to Mexico to fill their tanks.
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12 min - 14 year old is first load car driver sentenced in Cochise County; 30th Arizona International Film Festival; Remembering Wavalene Epling
On Monday morning, a 14-year-old Douglas boy became the first load car driver sentenced in Cochise County Superior Court.
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About On The Border
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News from the Arizona-Mexico border. Join us to learn more about everything from the halted border wall construction to immigration, and what local humanitarians and law enforcement have to say about it all.
Herald/Review media covers Cochise County, Arizona.
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