Idaho H0356 prohibits foreign adversaries from owning or leasing property near military bases and agricultural, forest, water, mining, or mineral.
Idaho H0356 amends existing law to restrict foreign adversaries from owning or leasing property near military bases and agricultural, forest, water, mining, or mineral rights. Foreign principals from adversary countries cannot purchase, acquire, or hold controlling interests in these assets. The act defines "foreign adversary" as entities significantly adverse to U.S. national security. Foreign principals must divest themselves of such assets within 180 days or face legal action by the attorney general.
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