state land; foreign entities; prohibition

Summary

The bill stops the state from selling or transferring land within ten miles of designated critical infrastructure to entities controlled by foreign governments or nationals, unless the Arizona Attorney General and relevant federal agencies approve it. It forces buyers to disclose any foreign ties, imposes heavy civil penalties and felony charges for violations, and requires annual registration of foreign‑affiliated owners. The goal is to protect key facilities like semiconductor plants, military bases, and power grids from foreign influence.

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