Debate on ‘Constitutional Sanctuary County’ far from over in Mohave County
Bill Mitchell of the Lake Havasu Patriots organization speaks at the Jan. 4 Mohave County Board of Supervisors meeting. (Photo by Agata Popeda/Kingman Miner)
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