landownership; foreign adversary; prohibition

Summary

The bill bars any foreign adversary nation or its agents from buying, leasing, or otherwise holding a substantial interest (35% or more) in Arizona land, and from placing antennas, sensors, or surveillance devices on that land. It requires utilities, telecoms and critical‑infrastructure owners to alert the attorney general if such arrangements occur, and gives the attorney general broad enforcement powers. The goal is to protect state land and infrastructure from hostile foreign influence.

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