Arizona is refusing to comply with the Biden administration's demand that the state remove double-stacked shipping containers placed at the border as a makeshift barrier in an attempt to quell illegal immigration.

Since August, more than 120 containers have been placed to help fill the gaps at the border, Ducey's communications director C.J. Karamargin , adding that they are confused why it took months for the letter to come in.

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Ducey's team said that the state-funded makeshift shipping container wall started going up over the summer after Arizona lost confidence that the federal government would fill the gaps between existing physical barriers.

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side of the Arizona border with Mexico in August - and in a letter last week the Bureau of Reclamation instructed the state to not place any new containers and remove the existing ones. Republican Governor Doug Ducey's government started placing the shipping containers on the U.S.

- and Arizona is attempting with the container wall to stop the unprecedented flow coming through Yuma and inundating region airports and bus lines. Illegal immigrants taken into custody after crossing the border unlawfully are, in a majority of cases, released into the U.S.

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Pictured: Doubled-stacked shipping containers fill gaps between parts of the border wall in Yuma, Arizona on September 27 The Bureau of Reclamation instructed the state in a letter last week to take down container and camps on oahu not place any new ones.

The Bureau of Reclamation's letter claims that the request is coming in an attempt to prevent conflicts with two federal contracts awarded and two pending to fill border gaps with actual sections of border wall in the Yuma, Arizona region.

It is not clear whether the Biden administration has awarded a contract for the project to fill border wall gaps in Yuma, but Kelly's office told the Examiner that the plan was to have a contract by September.