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Hobbs: state not ‘bailing out’ Trump on Grand Canyon staff shortage

Summary by Arizona Capitol Times
Gov. Katie Hobbs won’t use state resources to help out at the Grand Canyon even if there is a ripple effect on the Arizona economy. The governor on Friday lashed out at the “rash and irrational decisions” by the Trump administration in cutting federal spending. And Hobbs said the state has taken action where she believes the state has legal standing to challenge them. But that, she said, doesn’t include having the state take a role to deal with …

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Hobbs won't use state resources to help at Grand Canyon

Gov. Katie Hobbs won't use state resources to help out at the Grand Canyon even if there is a ripple effect on the Arizona economy.

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Hobbs: state not ‘bailing out’ Trump on Grand Canyon staff shortage

Gov. Katie Hobbs won’t use state resources to help out at the Grand Canyon even if there is a ripple effect on the Arizona economy. The governor on Friday lashed out at the “rash and irrational decisions” by the Trump administration in cutting federal spending. And Hobbs said the state has taken action where she believes the state has legal standing to challenge them. But that, she said, doesn’t include having the state take a role to deal with …

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Hobbs rules out Arizona paying for workers at Grand Canyon fired by Trump administration

GLENDALE – Gov. Katie Hobbs won't use state resources to help out at the Grand Canyon even if there is a ripple effect on the Arizona economy.

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Arizona Capitol Times broke the news in Phoenix, United States on Friday, February 28, 2025.
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