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CTI Certified Professional Life Coach since 2001. Masters degree in Teaching UST. Attended University of Minnesota & majored in English and Women's Studies.
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CFIUS Expansion Bill Targets Foreign Adversary Purchases of US Agricultural Land and Real Estate

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By Karen Carr, Sarah Jackson
| JD Supra
One week after the US House of Representatives passed a Farm Bill that expressly integrates food security into national security, Congressman John Moolenaar, Chairman of the Select Committee on China, and 13 bipartisan cosponsors introduced a standalone bill that would take significant additional steps aimed at safeguarding US national security and food security. See additional information on the Farm Bill here.
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CFIUS Expansion Bill Targets Foreign Adversary Purchases of US Agricultural Land and Real Estate

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By Cissy Jackson, Karen Carr, Christina Rather
| ArentFox Schiff Legal Podcasts
On See additional information on the Farm Bill here. The Protecting U.S. Farmland and Sensitive Sites From Foreign Adversaries Act(the “Moolenaar bill”) would significantly expand federal review of certain real estate, agricultural land, and agriculture-related transactions involving foreign adversaries and related parties.
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Agricultural Data Privacy Bills Spreading Across the Farm Belt

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By Karen Carr, D. Reed Freeman Jr.
| JD Supra
Until recently, no state or federal law specifically governed ownership or rights in agricultural and livestock data. If ownership allocations were addressed at all, it was by contract. The first successful legislative effort to change this began in November 2014, when a coalition of farm groups and agriculture technology providers convened to develop the Privacy and Security Principles for Farm Data.
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