urging Congress; resources; fighting fentanyl
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill urges the U.S. Congress and Attorney General to increase resources dedicated to combating the fentanyl crisis, particularly in Arizona. It highlights Arizona’s significant impact as a border state experiencing high overdose rates and acknowledges the efforts of state and local law enforcement. The memorial calls for restoring funding and staffing to relevant federal agencies and emphasizes the need for intergovernmental cooperation to address this critical issue.
Key provisions
- Requests a refocusing of federal resources on fighting fentanyl.
- Calls for full funding to the Arizona office of the Drug Enforcement Administration.
- Requests restoration of staffing levels for DEA and ATF agents focused on drug cartels.
- Advocates for investment in the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Program.
- Directs the Arizona Secretary of State to send copies of the memorial to key federal officials.
- Recognizes Arizona’s role as a major entry point for fentanyl smuggling.
Who is affected
- U.S. Congress
- U.S. Attorney General
- Residents of Arizona
- Federal Law Enforcement Agencies (DEA, ATF)
- Mexican Drug Cartels
Notable changes
- The bill notes a reported reduction in federal resources and staffing for agencies combating fentanyl in Arizona.
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