MI HB4233

Prohibits "foreign principals" from purchasing or acquiring agricultural land in Michigan, effective upon enactment, though those already owning such land may retain it but cannot acquire more

Defines "foreign countries of concern" as China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, the Maduro regime in Venezuela, Syria, and entities under their significant control

Allows limited exceptions: land acquired through inheritance (must be sold within 2 years), security encumbrances, debt collection processes, and up to 350 acres for agricultural research by entities with Committee on Foreign Investment national security agreements

Requires foreign principals owning agricultural land to register with the Secretary of State within 60 days, providing owner name, location, acreage, and acquisition date

Authorizes the Attorney General to initiate court action for violations, with remedies including land escheatment to the state, forced sale, and civil fines up to $2,000 for registration failures