Critical Infrastructure Security Act

Key Points

• Makes the federal foreign-investment review team update, every year, which federal sites are “sensitive” when land deals are involved.
• Expands what counts as “sensitive” sites to clearly include intelligence community facilities and National Laboratories.
• Adds “critical infrastructure” as a reason to flag a site—specifically calling out drinking water infrastructure.
• Requires an annual public-facing report item listing the filings and completed reviews tied to these sensitive federal sites and infrastructure.
• Allows certain Members of Congress to request a classified briefing about the sensitive-sites list (for cleared staff too).