If enacted, this bill would amend current Arizona statutes to require both the Governor and the Attorney General to enforce, administer, and cooperate with federal actions, orders, and programs related to immigration laws. Specifically, it would insert new provisions mandating that cities, towns, and counties in Arizona also comply with these federal immigration enforcement actions. The bill includes a delayed repeal date for these provisions, set for January 19, 2029, effectively allowing them to remain in force for a specified period before being reconsidered.

Additionally, the bill would make several technical changes to existing statutes, including the repeal of certain sections and the amendment of others to align with the new requirements. It would also introduce legislative findings that emphasize the public safety crisis related to immigration enforcement, as identified by voters in Proposition 314. Overall, the bill aims to strengthen the state's cooperation with federal immigration enforcement efforts while establishing a framework for compliance at various levels of government.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 41-101, 41-192, 38-211, 41-1904, 41-1750, 92-544
House Engrossed Version: 9-500.52, 11-269.30, 41-101, 41-192, 38-211, 41-1904, 41-1750, 92-544