Pinal County Attorney Faces Lawsuit Over ICE Agreement Dispute
April 1, 2026
Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller seeks to dismiss a lawsuit over his agreement with ICE, citing limited board control.
Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller seeks to dismiss a lawsuit over his agreement with ICE, citing limited board control.
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