Prohibits ownership or control of property by aliens or persons affiliated with foreign adversaries, foreign terrorists, or transnational criminal.
This bill amends the South Carolina Code to prohibit ownership or control of tangible or intangible property by aliens or persons affiliated with foreign adversaries, foreign terrorists, or transnational criminal organizations. It authorizes the Governor to designate such entities and mandates divestiture of their property. The bill also empowers law enforcement to locate and remove these individuals and prohibits courts from enforcing foreign laws that contravene its provisions, specifically excluding Sharia law. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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