McSally hosts discussion on surge of migrants into Arizona
PHOENIX (AP) - A group of nonprofit organizations met with immigration officials and U.S. Sen. Martha McSally on Monday to discuss response to the growing number of immigrant families who are dropped off in Arizona as government resources are maxed out.
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