Border state officials put cartels on notice as they await green light to take major action

An Arizona state bill, House Bill 2733, would allow local and state authorities to shoot down drones used by drug cartels near the southern border, providing qualified immunity for injuries caused. Cartels use drones to monitor law enforcement and smuggle drugs, posing a growing threat even as border security improves. The bipartisan legislation aims to combat this issue, with support from both Republicans and Democrats, awaiting approval from Governor Katie Hobbs.

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