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How lawmakers are trying to prevent unknown foreign entities from acquiring land near military locations in the Granite State.

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How lawmakers are trying to prevent unknown foreign entities from acquiring land near military locations in the Granite State.
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NH State Senator Regina Birdsell discusses legislation, SB162, she is sponsoring that would prevent foreign advisories or their puppet businesses from purchasing land near sensitive NH military installations.

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