U.S. Sues Arizona Over Shipping Containers Along Mexico Border

The White House is suing Arizona Governor Doug Ducey to prevent him from filling border wall gaps with shipping containers, a strategy to curb illegal crossings. The makeshift wall is on federal land, leading to a trespassing claim. Ducey, leaving office soon, has agreed to remove the containers but only according to the White House's timeline.

Why is the White House suing Arizona's Governor Doug Ducey?

• For filling border wall gaps with shipping containers

• For using federal funds improperly

• For not removing the containers quickly enough

• For building a new wall without permission

What method is Governor Ducey using to address illegal border crossings?

• Building a new wall

• Installing surveillance cameras

• Deploying additional border patrol agents

• Using double stacked shipping containers

What is the White House's main concern about the shipping containers?

• They are on federal land

• They are environmentally harmful

• They are too expensive

• They are not effective

When is Governor Ducey expected to leave office?

• January 15th

• December 31st

• January 1st

• February 1st

Under what condition has Governor Ducey agreed to remove the shipping containers?

• If the federal government pays for it

• If the White House provides a timeline for wall completion

• If the containers are deemed ineffective

• If the state legislature approves