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This bill, known as the Kansas Land and Military Installation Protection Act, prohibits foreign principals from countries of concern (including China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and Venezuela) from directly or indirectly holding any interest in real property located within 150 miles of a military installation in Kansas or an adjacent state, with some exceptions. It requires foreign principals to register and divest any such interests within specified timeframes. The bill also prohibits foreign principals from receiving any economic development program benefits in Kansas. The Attorney General is responsible for investigating potential violations and taking enforcement actions, which can include civil forfeiture of the property interest.