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Lurissa Carbajal
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Reporter, Cronkite News
Phoenix
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Entertainment industry, crime
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By Lurissa Carbajal Verified| East Valley Tribune Verified Gov. Doug Ducey recently signed House Bill 2569, making Arizona the first state to recognize out-of-state occupational licenses across the board. Ducey, who was driven to the signing ceremony at the Capitol in a U-Haul truck, said the law will remove barriers to employment for about 100,000 people who are expected to move to Arizona this year.
By Lurissa Carbajal Verified| Tucson Sentinel Verified Posted Apr 18, 2019, 8:10 amLurissa CarbajalCronkite NewsGov. Doug Ducey has signed a bill into law that makes Arizona the first state to grant across-the-board recognition of out-of-state occupational licenses. Ducey, who was driven to the signing ceremony at the Capitol in a U-Haul truck, said the law will remove barriers to employment for about 100,000 people who are expected to move to Arizona in 2019.
By Lurissa Carbajal Verified| East Valley Tribune Verified Gov. Doug Ducey recently signed House Bill 2569, making Arizona the first state to recognize out-of-state occupational licenses across the board. Ducey, who was driven to the signing ceremony at the Capitol in a U-Haul truck, said the law will remove barriers to employment for about 100,000 people who are expected to move to Arizona this year.
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Cronkite News
Cronkite News is the news division of Arizona PBS, the world's largest media organization operated by a journalism school. With reporting bureaus in Phoenix, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, we deliver important, impactful Arizona news to more than 1.9 million homes and news organizations across the state. Cronkite News is a product of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.
Phoenix, Arizona, United States