Registered lobbyists; require disclosure of representation of foreign adversary client.

SB 2558 requires lobbyists in Mississippi to disclose in their annual registration statements whether they represent a "foreign adversary" client, defined as a foreign government or entity designated as such by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce. This applies to lobbyists working with foreign governments, political parties, corporations, or individuals from nations considered adversaries by the U.S. The bill amends existing lobbying laws to add this disclosure requirement and clarify key terms like "foreign principal" and "foreign adversary." The legislation died in committee on February 4, 2025, and did not become law.