Protecting Arizona from Federal Land Grabs Act
This bill amends federal law to prevent the expansion or creation of new national monuments in Arizona without explicit Congressional approval. Specifically, it modifies a provision in the U.S. Code (Section 320301 of Title 54) to add Arizona to the list of states where such monument actions require Congress to act first. The change directly affects Arizona's federal land management, limiting the President's authority to unilaterally establish or expand national monuments within the state. It does not alter existing monuments but ensures future actions require legislative consent.
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