PHOENIX — Saying there have been “abuses of power,” Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs on Wednesday created a website designed to tell Arizonans their rights when they’re stopped by agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement or when officers approach their homes.
The site contains advice ranging from remaining calm in any encounter to the ability to let agents into their homes.
And she takes the position contrary to the Trump administration that officers need only an “administrative warrant” to enter a home, saying only a judicial warrant “issued by a court and signed by a judge.”
