South Dakota lawmakers passed a bill that requires agricultural landowners to report whether their businesses are owned by foreign entities. Lawmakers advanced multiple similar bills.
from state technology over concerns about surveillance and has reported that the state has no direct investments in that country. Some of her legislative ambitions have been curtailed by the Legislature.
South Dakota lawmakers advanced a series of bills that set new regulations for business relations with foreign entities. NOEM BLOCKS SOUTH DAKOTA BUSINESS WITH CERTAIN COMPANIES OWNED OR CONTROLLED BY 'EVIL FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS'
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