She’s on the ballot November 3. Add your name — then help us replace her.

The Arizona ICE Act would have required every police department and sheriff’s office in the state to honor ICE detainers and banned sanctuary policies statewide. Sheriffs across Arizona backed it. It passed the Senate. It passed the House. Wendy Rogers voted yes.

Katie Hobbs vetoed it.

If you live outside Arizona, here’s why that’s your fight too. States copy what works. Arizona’s border laws have become the template conservatives run on from Texas to Tennessee — and Arizona voters have already proven the appetite: when Hobbs vetoed the Secure the Border Act in 2024, the Legislature put it on the ballot as Prop 314 and 63% of Arizonans passed it over her head.

The policy wins. The veto pen is the only thing stopping it.

On November 3, Arizona elects a new Governor. Andy Biggs — endorsed by President Trump — has already said he’ll sign these bills. Wendy Rogers will be in the Senate to pass them. And the same turnout that elects them decides two of the closest U.S. House races in the country, in a chamber where Republicans can afford to lose only two seats nationwide.

One state. Three fights. Ninety days.

Add your name below.

“I stand with Senator Wendy Rogers. Law enforcement should be free to work with ICE to remove dangerous criminal aliens from our communities. Katie Hobbs blocked that with her veto pen. I’m adding my name to help elect a Governor who will sign it, a Legislature that will pass it, and a Congress that will back President Trump.”

Takes 10 seconds. You can make a big impact.

PAID FOR AND AUTHORIZED BY WENDY ROGERS FOR AZ SENATE