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Sources include Arizona Legislature bill records, LegiScan session dumps, and published veto letters. Bill numbers cited throughout.

FENTANYL KILLING KIDS?

BLAME HOBBS!

Tougher fentanyl penalties for dealers who hurt kids. Cartel terror designations. Nine-gram trafficking bills. Hobbs vetoed them.

One pill can kill. Hobbs still found reasons to veto.

She rejected enhanced penalties when fentanyl harms children, rejected tougher trafficking sentences, and rejected nine-gram threshold bills more than once.

She even vetoed treating drug cartels as terrorist organizations. Arizona’s kids deserved better.

More vetoes on the blog →

THE RECEIPTS

  • SB 1027 (2023)

    Carfentanil; fentanyl; minors; penalties

    Vetoed enhanced penalties when fentanyl harms minors.

    Open on azleg.gov
  • HB 2802 (2023)

    Fentanyl sales; manufacture; sentencing; testing

    Vetoed tougher sentencing for fentanyl trafficking.

    Open on azleg.gov
  • SB 1725 / SB 1061 (2025)

    Fentanyl; nine grams

    Vetoed the nine-gram fentanyl threshold — twice across sessions.

    Open on azleg.gov
  • HB 2675 / HB 2469 (2023)

    Cartels; border health crisis

    Vetoed cartel terror designation and border fentanyl crisis measures.

    Open on azleg.gov

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Banks for Illegal Immigrants? Hobbs Said Keep It.

SB 1421 would have restricted financial services for undocumented aliens. Hobbs vetoed it.

Hobbs Vetoed Fentanyl Penalties That Protected Kids

SB 1027 would have hammered dealers when fentanyl injures children. Hobbs killed it.

One Pill. Five Years. Vetoed.

HB 2802 would have imposed a minimum five-year term for trafficking even small amounts of fentanyl. Hobbs vetoed it.

Nine Grams of Fentanyl — Vetoed Twice

SB 1725 (2025) and SB 1061 (2026) both pushed a nine-gram fentanyl threshold. Hobbs vetoed both.

Hobbs Wouldn’t Call Cartels What They Are

HB 2675 would have treated drug cartels as terrorist organizations. Hobbs vetoed it — and the border fentanyl crisis bill too.

Hobbs Vetoed a Ban on Narcotic Injection Sites

HB 2798 would have prohibited zoning for narcotic injection sites. Hobbs vetoed it.