Oklahoma SB910 protects state critical infrastructure from foreign adversary interference by restricting land ownership and software use.
Oklahoma SB910, the Military Installation and Critical Infrastructure Protection Act of 2025, aims to safeguard state critical infrastructure from foreign adversaries. It prohibits foreign principals from owning or acquiring agricultural land and mandates divestiture within 180 days. The act also restricts software use in state infrastructure, banning software from federally banned corporations, foreign adversaries, and state-owned enterprises of adversaries. It requires the removal and replacement of such software in state infrastructure.
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