Oklahoma SB1910 prohibits foreign persons from owning or controlling real property within the state.
Oklahoma SB1910, the Oklahoma Land and Resource Sovereignty Act, aims to reserve ownership and control of Oklahoma real property to United States citizens and lawful permanent residents. The act prohibits foreign persons from owning or controlling real property, including land, water rights, and agricultural resources. It also restricts foreign financing, guarantees, or controlling arrangements. Violations of the act may result in divestment of the property, civil penalties, and enforcement actions by the Attorney General.
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