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Rep. Paul Gosar says Kari Lake might order military blockade of Tohono O'odham tribal land

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In the days leading up to the 2022 election, Republican Congressman Paul Gosar made an extraordinary claim about what the his party’s Arizona gubernatorial nominee, Kari Lake, might do in the name of stopping undocumented immigration if she wins office.

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Rep. Paul Gosar says Kari Lake might order military blockade of Tohono O'odham tribal land

In the days leading up to the 2022 election, Republican Congressman Paul Gosar made an extraordinary claim about what the his party’s Arizona gubernatorial nominee, Kari Lake, might do in the name of stopping undocumented immigration if she wins office.

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Paul Gosar says Kari Lake might order military blockade of tribal land

The congressman floats the idea that Lake could order the National Guard to surround the Tohono O'odham Nation if she becomes Arizona governor.

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