AK SB139

Citizens of countries designated as "foreign adversaries" by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce under 15 C.F.R. 791.4 are prohibited from purchasing, leasing, or acquiring land within 100 miles of military installations in Alaska, with violations subject to forfeiture and sale by the attorney general

Foreign adversary citizens and foreign business entities majority-owned or headquartered in foreign adversary countries are barred from acquiring agricultural land, mineral rights, water rights, or riparian rights anywhere in Alaska, though existing leases from before July 1, 2025 may continue without changes to acreage

Persons, state agencies, and political subdivisions are prohibited from entering agreements with foreign adversary-linked companies that would allow direct or remote access to critical infrastructure facilities, including manufacturing, utilities, communications, transportation, ports, and military installations

Dual citizens holding both U.S. citizenship and citizenship of a foreign adversary country are exempt from the land ownership restrictions

Forfeited land is sold by the attorney general with Department of Natural Resources assistance, with proceeds going to lienholders first and remaining funds deposited in the state general fund, effective July 1, 2025