HB2787

Federal nullification; Mexican wolf; reintroduction

Vetoed·4/13/26

Arizona HB2787 prohibits state agencies from enforcing the Mexican wolf reintroduction program.

Arizona HB2787 amends state law to prevent any state agency or political subdivision from using resources to enforce, administer, or cooperate with the Mexican wolf reintroduction program under the Endangered Species Act. The bill cites concerns over economic losses to ranchers, the unverified nature of these losses, and the argument that the Mexican wolf population has sufficiently recovered. It also highlights the financial burden on taxpayers and the threat posed by Mexican wolves to local communities.

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Roll Call Votes

16 Yea

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12 Nay

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2 Not Voting

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Calendar

Mar 30

1:00 PM

Senate Rules

Mar 24

1:30 PM

Senate Natural Resources

History

Apr 13

Governor Vetoed

Apr 9

Transmitted to Governor

Apr 8

Senate

Senate Committee of the Whole action: Do Pass