SB2370 protects Illinois' military installations and critical infrastructure by restricting foreign adversaries from owning land near military bases.
The Military Installation and Critical Infrastructure Protection Act aims to safeguard Illinois' military installations and critical infrastructure from foreign adversaries. It prohibits foreign principals from owning, leasing, or purchasing land within 25 miles of military installations. The Act also restricts foreign principals from owning agricultural land in Illinois, requiring them to divest such land within 180 days. Additionally, it bans the use of software produced by foreign adversaries in state infrastructure and mandates the removal of such software within 180 days.
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