landownership; foreign adversary; prohibition

Summary

The bill bars any foreign adversary nation or its agents from purchasing, leasing, or otherwise obtaining a substantial interest in Arizona real estate, including options, convertible debt, and future interests. It also forbids them from installing surveillance, communications or autonomous systems on such property and requires public service entities to report suspected violations. The attorney general is given authority to sue, seek injunctions, order forfeiture, and oversee the divestiture of prohibited interests.

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