Property; creating the Oklahoma Land and Resource Sovereignty Act; prohibiting certain entities from owning or controlling real property. Effective date.

SB 1910, the Oklahoma Land and Resource Sovereignty Act, prohibits foreign persons - including foreign governments, corporations, nonresident aliens, and temporary visa holders - from owning or controlling specific real property in Oklahoma. It directly affects foreign entities seeking to acquire agricultural land, water rights, or land within 25 miles of military installations, critical infrastructure, or energy facilities. The bill requires property buyers to file ownership affidavits disclosing citizenship/residency status and foreign financing, and mandates divestment within 12 months for existing violations, with civil penalties up to $50,000 per day. Short-term leases (under five years) are exempt, and county clerks must refuse to record instruments lacking compliant affidavits.