NC Farmland and Military Protection Act.

Summary

The bill stops foreign governments that the U.S. deems adversarial from purchasing, leasing, or holding any interest in North Carolina agricultural land or any property within 75 miles of a military installation. It applies to both outright ownership and controlling stakes, and any such transfer would be void. The goal is to protect the state’s food supply and critical military sites.

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