Property; creating the Oklahoma Land and Resource Sovereignty Act; prohibiting certain entities from owning or controlling real property. Effective date.

Summary

SB 1910 creates the Oklahoma Land and Resource Sovereignty Act, which restricts ownership and control of real property to U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents. It requires a beneficial‑ownership affidavit when recording deeds, forces county clerks to reject non‑compliant instruments, and makes violations subject to civil penalties up to $50,000 per day. The measure aims to protect state security, food and water resources, and prevent foreign influence.

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