Kansas HB2290 prohibits foreign principals from countries of concern from acquiring real property within 100 miles of military installations.
HB2290, known as the Kansas Land and Military Installation Protection Act, aims to safeguard certain real property and military installations in Kansas. The act prohibits foreign principals from countries of concern from acquiring any interest in real property located within 100 miles of military installations. Countries of concern include foreign adversaries and designated terrorist organizations. The act authorizes the Fusion Center Oversight Board to add or remove organizations from the definition of country of concern.
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