Senate Bill 910 Summary

• Prohibits foreign principals from foreign adversary countries from owning more than 25% of agricultural land in Oklahoma and requires divestiture within 180 days of the act's effective date.

• Prohibits foreign principals from foreign adversary countries from purchasing, holding, renting, or controlling property within 10 miles of military bases or installations, with the same 180-day divestiture requirement.

• Requires companies with access to critical infrastructure to file certification forms with the Attorney General (fee not to exceed $150), conduct background checks on relevant employees, and prohibit foreign nationals from foreign adversaries from accessing that infrastructure.

• Prohibits state infrastructure from using software produced by federally banned corporations or companies domiciled in foreign adversary countries, and requires removal and replacement of such software.

• Authorizes the Attorney General to pursue judicial foreclosure against violators and provides whistleblowers with 30% of sale proceeds from successful enforcement actions; whistleblower provisions take effect 180 days after the act becomes effective November 1, 2025.