Enacting the foreign adversaries out of higher education act to prohibit postsecondary educational institutions from accepting gifts, grants and other moneys from foreign adversaries and their affiliates, prohibiting certain foreign adversary affiliates from operating on campuses and providing training and education on such foreign adversaries and their affiliates.

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The Foreign Adversaries Out of Higher Education Act would stop Kansas post‑secondary institutions from taking large gifts, grants or contracts from countries like China, Russia, Iran, North Korea and Qatar, or any entities the governor designates. It forces schools to report smaller foreign funding, return prohibited money, and faces civil penalties, while creating a state fund for enforcement. The measure failed in committee and did not become law.

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