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PHOENIX -- Federal authorities have outlined a plan to help Arizona
crack down on human smuggling, ease overcrowding in state prisons and increase immigration training for police.
The announcement Monday by the Department of Homeland Security came a week after Gov. Janet Napolitano declared an emergency in four border counties because of problems related to illegal immigration and pledged $1.5 million in state funding to local authorities.
Napolitano's order said the federal government's failure to secure the border allowed a flood of illegal immigration that threatened public health and safety.
Napolitano has accused federal authorities of not reimbursing state and local governments for apprehending, prosecuting and imprisoning illegal immigrants who commit crimes in Arizona.
The horse has left the barn... it is now time to lock the door to keep the horse in.
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