The Trump administration initiated Homeland Security operations, setting up task forces and having the Southern District file cases in Arizona.
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Updated Jul 18
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What happened
The Trump administration initiated Homeland Security operations, setting up task forces and having the Southern District file cases in Arizona.
Who's involved
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Part of
DHS is cooperating with local law enforcement on investigations in Maricopa County, handling local legal proceedings.Also in this story
- County sheriff's office conducted traffic patrols and the DOJ supported ending court supervision in Maricopa County.
- DHS and Arizona are involved in matters concerning federal election oversight.
- Maricopa operates under Arizona state law regarding land use.
- Stephen Richer, who served as the former Registrar of Voters for Maricopa County, is being cited as a comparative example regarding mail-in ballot usage.
The entities involved
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United States Department of Homeland Security
United States federal executive department
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Arizona
state of the United States of America
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Southern District
District of Botswana
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- DHS and War Department increase drone tools and conduct military exercises at the southern border in Arizona while monitoring illegal smuggling.
- Homeland Security conducted a search of a Congress representative's residence while James Comey was involved in DOJ criminal cases.