PHOENIX – Gov. Katie Hobbs has nixed legislation designed to promote greater cooperation between local officials and federal immigration agents.
In a flurry of vetoes late Friday, the governor also rejected a host of proposed changes in state water laws, alterations to statutes governing the conduct of elections and a prohibition against the state Department of Agriculture enacting any rules designed to ensure that laying hens have enough room to spread their wings.
And school board elections around the state won’t be turned into partisan affairs as some Republicans had proposed…