Senate Bill 1066 Summary

• Prohibits conveyance of land in Arizona to foreign entities identified by the U.S. Director of National Intelligence as posing a risk to U.S. national security in each of the three most recent annual threat assessments.

• Defines "foreign entity that is hostile to the United States" as a country meeting the intelligence community threat assessment criteria under 50 U.S. Code section 3043(b).

• Amends Arizona Revised Statutes section 37-231 to clarify that persons over eighteen years of age may purchase state lands except as provided in section 37-240.

• Amends section 37-240 to prohibit sales of state lands to foreign entities hostile to the United States, with the same definition applied to both private and state land transactions.

• Makes technical corrections to existing statutes regarding mineral reservations, land sale procedures, and land use restrictions.