Public land; extend repealer on statute prohibiting certain corporations and nonresident aliens from purchasing.

HB 1763 extends the expiration date of Mississippi's restrictions preventing certain corporations and nonresident aliens from purchasing public lands. Currently, these restrictions (including limits of 320 acres for industrial use and 5 acres for residential use by nonresident aliens) are set to expire on July 1, 2029, but this bill delays that repeal. The law directly affects entities seeking to buy public lands, maintaining existing limitations on ownership by corporations and nonresident aliens. The key mechanism is simply extending the repeal date, preserving the current rules until a later date specified in the final legislation. This is a procedural change to the existing statute, not a policy shift.