Ohio lawmakers are considering new legislation that would restrict property ownership by foreign nationals and foreign-controlled businesses near key infrastructure sites.
Demonstrators gathered at the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday to voice their opposition of the two bills, arguing that the proposals unfairly target immigrants and foster fear among Asian American communities.
Senate Bill 88 would ban foreign nationals from buying properties within 25 miles of critical infrastructures, including places like the airport, military bases and power stations. The legislation is similar to House Bill 1, which would prohibit a business that is owned or controlled by a U.S. foreign adversary from purchasing property within 25 miles of protected property.
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