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SC Senate OKs bill barring 'foreign adversary' land holdings

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South Carolina’s Republican-controlled Senate passed a bill Thursday that would bar citizens of “foreign adversary” nations from buying property in the state, an anti-espionage measure that critics fear will chill overseas investments over outsize concerns.

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SC Senate OKs bill barring 'foreign adversary' land holdings

South Carolina's Republican-controlled Senate is moving to bar citizens of a “foreign adversary” from buying property in the state in an anti-espionage measure that critics fear will chill overseas investments

1 year ago·United States

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SC Senate OKs bill barring 'foreign adversary' land holdings

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SC Senate OKs bill barring 'foreign adversary' land holdings

By JAMES POLLARD Associated Press/Report for America COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s Republican-controlled Senate is moving to bar citizens of a “foreign adversary” from buying property in the state in an anti-espionage measure that critics fear will chill overseas investments over outsize concerns. The bill in question was approved Thursday by a 31-5 vote. It would apply to citizens of so-called adversary nations on a U.S. Department of …

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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SC Senate OKs bill barring 'foreign adversary' land holdings

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SC Senate OKs bill barring 'foreign adversary' land holdings

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s Republican-controlled Senate passed a bill Thursday that would bar citizens of “foreign adversary” nations from buying property in the state, an anti-espionage measure that […]

1 year ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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SC Senate OKs bill barring 'foreign adversary' land holdings

South Carolina's Republican-controlled Senate passed a bill Thursday that would bar citizens of "foreign adversary" nations from buying property in the state, an anti-espionage measure that critics fear will chill overseas investments over outsize concerns.

1 year ago·Canada

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