Enacting the Kansas land and military installation protection act to prohibit foreign principals from countries of concern from acquiring any interest in certain real property in this state.
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Summary
The Kansas Land and Military Installation Protection Act forbids any foreign principal from acquiring an interest in real property within 100 miles of a military base, except for very small (de minimis) holdings. It requires any prohibited owner to register the interest with the attorney general and, if they fail to comply, to divest the property and face civil forfeiture. The law also bans such foreign principals from receiving state economic‑development benefits and sets up reporting and rule‑making duties for state officials.
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