Illinois SB3995 protects military installations and critical infrastructure by restricting foreign adversaries from owning or accessing certain lands.
The Military Installation and Critical Infrastructure Protection Act aims to safeguard military installations and critical infrastructure in Illinois. It prohibits foreign adversaries from owning or controlling agricultural land, unless they divest within 180 days. The Act also restricts foreign adversaries from purchasing or leasing land within 25 miles of military installations. Additionally, it bans foreign adversaries from accessing critical infrastructure unless approved by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security.
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