Oklahoma SB1963 prohibits foreign principals from owning or acquiring agricultural land and restricts foreign entities' access to critical.
Oklahoma SB1963, the Military Installation and Critical Infrastructure Protection Act of 2026, prohibits foreign principals from owning, having an interest in, or acquiring agricultural land. It mandates the sale, transfer, or divestiture of such land within 180 days of the act's effective date. The act also restricts foreign principals from accessing critical infrastructure, requiring preapproval from the Office of the Attorney General. It allows for the acquisition of agricultural land under certain conditions and outlines the sale of land through judicial foreclosure.
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