North Carolina's General Assembly is advancing a proposal to protect land near military installations and agricultural areas.
• The House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill aimed at land protection, which awaits action in the Senate.
• Senate Bill 394, named the North Carolina Farmland and Military Protection Act, passed 42-0 and includes restrictions on foreign ownership of land.
• House Bill 133 and Senate Bill 504 also support land protection and gained unanimous approval in the House.
• Specific adversarial countries, including China and Russia, are mentioned in the bill's language.
• Military installations targeted for protection include Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune, with specific radius restrictions.
• If enacted, the bill will take effect on December 1.
Legislative efforts continue to ensure the protection of strategic lands in North Carolina.
https://www.thecentersquare.com/north_carolina/article_cb01c91c-e965-4aab-95e7-0a86c8d98b65.html
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