Personal Property of Foreign Adversaries

Summary

The bill bars non‑U.S. citizens and anyone linked to designated foreign adversaries, terrorist organizations, or transnational criminal groups from acquiring or retaining any tangible or intangible property in South Carolina. It also directs the governor to identify such entities, requires forfeiture of any property they hold, and tells courts not to apply Sharia law. The measure aims to protect state assets and uphold U.S. constitutional law.

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