attorney general; immigration officers; violations

Summary

The bill amends the Arizona Revised Statutes to give the attorney general broader authority over state legal matters and to allow prosecution of U.S. immigration and customs officers who commit criminal violations while performing their duties in Arizona. It also limits most state agencies from hiring their own legal counsel, directing them to use the attorney general’s office except for listed exemptions. The changes aim to centralize legal representation for the state and create a mechanism for holding federal immigration officers accountable for illegal conduct.

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