Democratic Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs said Monday she is open to working with President-elect Donald Trump's administration on border security, particularly in combating fentanyl trafficking, but warned: she will not support actions that harm families such as mass deportation.
Speaking during a visit to the Arizona-Mexico border in Nogales, Hobbs praised the state's National Guard efforts in curbing the smuggling of fentanyl, a deadly synthetic opioid. Nogales accounts for over half of all fentanyl seizures along the U.S. border.
