HB 2252 Summary

• Declares all regulations imposed by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and other federal agencies void and of no effect in Arizona, effective July 1, 2020.

• Asserts that Arizona has sole authority to adopt and enact all laws and appropriations concerning land and resource management within its borders.

• States Arizona's responsibility to provide for proper use, protection, and management of lands and resources within the state.

• Includes legislative findings arguing the Tenth Amendment reserves land management powers to states and that the Constitution does not authorize federal control of forests, deserts, and park lands within states.