2025 legislative record

Bills Signed

Bills sponsored by Representative Quang Nguyen and signed into law in 2025.

HB2114

Sexual conduct with a minor

April 8, 2025 · Chapter 49

Raises the offense to a class 4 felony when the victim is 15–17, the offender is older than 21 and more than five years older than the victim. If placed on probation, the convicted person must serve one year in jail.

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HB2115

Sexual exploitation of a minor

March 31, 2025 · Chapter 23

Adds knowingly observing a nude minor for the purpose of engaging in sexual conduct for sexual gratification to Arizona’s sexual-exploitation statute, with the law’s specified close-in-age protections.

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HB2374

Transnational repression

June 25, 2025 · Chapter 224

Enhances penalties for specified crimes committed by agents of foreign governments or foreign terrorist organizations, prohibits unauthorized foreign law enforcement activity, and directs DPS to establish a Transnational Repression Recognition and Response Training Program.

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HB2603

Hunting and fishing licenses

April 14, 2025 · Chapter 54

Allows the Game and Fish Commission, after a public hearing, to revoke or suspend a wildlife license following a deferred prosecution agreement for covered offenses. It also specifies when a revocation tied to an agreement ends.

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HB2607

Fentanyl in a motor vehicle

April 18, 2025 · Chapter 85

Establishes enhanced sentencing for covered fentanyl sale and transportation offenses involving at least 200 grams in a motor vehicle: five years minimum, ten years presumptive, and fifteen years maximum. For a qualifying prior conviction, each term increases by five years.

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Related proposal · not enacted

HB2606: Local border support

Nguyen also sponsored HB2606, which proposed $50 million in FY 2026 funding for DPS and local border enforcement, prosecution, and detention costs. The bill passed the House but did not become law in 2025.

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