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Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed 36 bills on Monday

  • Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed legislation creating a Turquoise Alert System for missing persons under 65, especially those from federally recognized tribes.
  • The law, also called Emily's Law, honors Emily Pike, a San Carlos Apache teen whose remains were found after she went missing.
  • The law extends protections to any missing person under 65, although it originally focused on Indigenous communities that face higher rates of violence and disappearances.
  • Arizona's Department of Public Safety will manage the new alert system, which seeks to improve rapid responses for missing persons cases statewide.
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Arizona governor signs ‘Emily’s Law’ to alert when Native Americans go missing

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona’s governor on Tuesday signed legislation to create an alert system for Native Americans who have gone missing in the state, a measure that won unanimous approval from lawmakers in the wake of the disappearance and death of a San Carlos Apache teen.

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