Life on the Border: Mayor Douglas Nicholls on Yuma, Immigration, and the Rule of Law
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What happens to a community when the border system breaks down — and what does it look like when order is restored?
In this episode of American Potential, host David travels to Yuma, Arizona, to speak with Mayor Douglas Nicholls, who shares firsthand insight into the strain massive border crossings placed on his community and what life looks like now as crossings have dramatically declined.
Mayor Nicholls discusses the impact on local law enforcement, emergency services, nonprofits, and residents, as well as the humanitarian toll on migrants caught in cartel-controlled systems. He explains why chaos at the border harms everyone involved — and why the rule of law, legal immigration, and secure borders are essential to protecting both people and communities.
This conversation offers a rare, on-the-ground perspective from a border-town mayor who has lived the reality most Americans only see from afar.