Personal Property of Foreign Adversaries

Summary

The bill adds new law that bars non‑U.S. citizens and anyone linked to hostile foreign governments, terrorist groups, or transnational crime syndicates from buying, leasing, or holding real or intangible property in the state. It also requires any such holdings to be forfeited and bans courts from applying Sharia law. The governor can designate prohibited entities, and law‑enforcement agencies are tasked with enforcement.

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