2024-05-19

Chris Bob

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Good morning Quan,

This week, we're putting the spotlight on a significant legislative development: Kansas Governor Laura Kelly's recent veto of Senate Bill 172. This bill aimed to prevent companies from China and other "foreign adversaries" from acquiring real property near military installations in the state.

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In addition, I've included a story from Tiffany Meier about a Chinese billionaire facing deportation for alleged election interference.

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Kansas Governor Vetoes Bill Restricting Foreign Ownership of Land Near Military Bases

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bill on Friday that aimed to prevent companies of China and other "foreign adversaries" from acquiring real property near military installations in the state. Senate Bill 172 aims to block individuals or companies from "countries of concern" from owning any interest in land located within a 100-mile radius of a military installation in Kansas.