Arizona HB4093 empowers the attorney general to prosecute immigration officers for criminal violations in the state.
Arizona HB4093 amends the powers and duties of the attorney general to include prosecuting United States immigration and customs enforcement officers for criminal violations occurring in the state. The bill also outlines the attorney general's role in providing legal services, managing the department of law, and handling legal matters for state agencies. It specifies the conditions under which the attorney general can be disqualified from providing legal services and allows state agencies to hire their own legal counsel under certain circumstances.
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