SB 1683
landownership; foreign adversary; prohibition
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Bill overview
This bill prohibits foreign adversaries and their agents from purchasing, owning, leasing, or otherwise acquiring substantial interests in real property within Arizona. It also restricts the installation and operation of surveillance equipment, antennas, and communication systems on such property. The Attorney General is responsible for enforcement, and the bill includes provisions for court action, asset forfeiture, and reporting to federal agencies. It aims to safeguard Arizona’s real estate from potential foreign influence and espionage.
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